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Coronavirus evolution in Europe during August

Inicio » EU News » Coronavirus evolution in Europe during August

6 de September de 2021


The month of August ended with a total of 65,409,073 diagnosed cases of COVID-19, implying a monthly increase of 8.47%. Likewise, the number of COVID-19 deaths amounted to 1,277,013, 4.64% more than in the previous month. The following graph shows the evolution of confirmed cases and deaths from COVD-19 during the month mentioned above:

The European countries with the most diagnosed cases and deaths are shown in the table below (data as of August 31, 2021):

Countries and Territories Total confirmed cases Total deaths
France 6.868.059 126.335
UK 6.856.933 133.066
Russia 6.838.652 180.781
Turkey 6.412.247 57.000
Spain 4.861.883 84.472

 

France has been the country with the most COVID-19 diagnosed cases to date, with a total of 6,834,858 (an increase of 10.06% over the previous month). Data for the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy and Germany, the countries with the most significant numbers of confirmed cases, are presented below:

 

On the other hand, the United Kingdom was the country with the highest number of deaths due to COVID-19, with a total of 132,859 (an increase of 2.29% over the previous month). The countries that ended August with the highest number of deaths are shown below:

 

With regard to larger percentage increases in cases diagnosed by COVID-19, the following countries are noteworthy:

Países Incremento
Iceland 34%
Kosovo 33,67%
Kazakhstan 33,02%
Georgia 30,23%
Azerbaijan 23,33%

 

Likewise, the countries with the greatest percentage increase in COVID-19 deaths have been:

Países Incremento
Liechtenstein 52,54%
Kazakhstan 39,42%
Georgia 26,57%
Uzbekistan 22,96%
Cyprus 19,19%

 

Next table shows european countries with reported laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths. Data as of 2nd September 2021 – 7:22 a.m. CET

Countries and TerritoriesTotal confirmed casesTotal deaths
United Kingdom11425657147679
Russia10037546291336
Turkey917308980415
France8730140122478
Germany6812746108356
Spain545552788708
Italy5389155135641
Poland395884091485
Ukraine378539598972
Netherlands302246820929
Czechia240324835223
Belgium199976427895
Romania179820558196
Israel13554918232
Slovakia132515316014
Serbia128246112401
Sweden125088515231
Austria124964113479
Portugal122510218778
Hungary121829537530
Switzerland117572111913
Kazakhstan106693418098
Greece103407019891
Georgia90916013071
Bulgaria72479330082
Belarus6846285385
Croatia67536311981
Ireland6566005835
Denmark6239783089
Azerbaijan6103188199
Lithuania5023457119
Slovenia4485625496
Moldova3722009493
Norway3504241204
Armenia3436367899
Bosnia and Herzegovina28427213121
Latvia2671394444
Estonia2321201884
North Macedonia2212857815
Finland2133181454
Albania2057773166
Uzbekistan1970741458
Kosovo1612622989
Montenegro1609952375
Cyprus145161620
Luxembourg96108898
Malta41853471
Andorra20549134
Iceland2023236
San Marino700795
Liechtenstein566168
Monaco440637
Holy See270
Total953617861628798
Total1907235723257596

Source

Johns Hopkins University

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