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covid19 world update today list live

 

Coronavirus Cases:

41,595,629

Deaths:

1,137,917

Recovered:

30,967,352
 
Coronavirus world-o-meter update live: Country-wise total number of cases,  deaths - May 1 | Deccan Herald
 

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