What are the highest Arab countries in terms of infections and deaths due to the emerging corona virus?
The Indian mutated strain of the Corona virus has infiltrated a number of Arab countries, at a time when experts are trying to learn more about its danger, especially since the epidemiological situation in India, due to its spread, is causing a lot of concern around the world. Where the Arab countries are witnessing a noticeable increase in the number of people infected with the Corona virus, while some of them face great difficulties related to treatment, and the lack of capabilities, on the one hand, and the lack of citizens' commitment to preventive measures, on the other hand. What are the highest Arab countries affected by the emerging corona virus, and what is their order?
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The countries most affected by the epidemic, as Iraq ranked first among the list of Arab countries with the highest number of infections as a result of the emerging corona virus, as the number of infections reached 1.9 million cases.
Morocco followed with 902,000 cases, while Jordan came in third with 806,000 cases.
When it comes to deaths resulting from the virus, Tunisia ranked first, with the number of deaths reaching 24.1 thousand people, and Iraq followed in second place with 21.4 thousand people.
Egypt came in third place with 16.8 thousand deaths.
Morocco followed with 902,000 cases, while Jordan came in third with 806,000 cases.
When it comes to deaths resulting from the virus, Tunisia ranked first, with the number of deaths reaching 24.1 thousand people, and Iraq followed in second place with 21.4 thousand people.
Egypt came in third place with 16.8 thousand deaths.
Map of the number of cases and deaths from the Corona virus in the Arab countries:
This arrangement does not accurately reflect the reality of the epidemiological situation in each country, which may affect the final arrangement, but it gives a general picture of what the Arab countries record in terms of the number of cases of infection and the number of deaths in view of the population.
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