About this data
It changes rapidly and may differ by location
This data changes rapidly and might not reflect some cases still being reported. Some areas may not have data because they haven’t published their data or haven’t done so recently. Because data availability differs by location, date ranges for 14-day data may start on different dates.
It includes confirmed and probable cases
Total counts include both confirmed and probable cases in some locations. Probable cases are identified by public health officials and use criteria developed by government authorities.
It shows positive tests, which differ from positive cases
The number of positive tests may not be equal to the number of positive cases because of reporting differences across locations. It's also common for a single person to take more than one test. This data uses reporting from polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and antigen tests.It’s constantly updated from resources around the world
Data comes from Wikipedia, government health ministries, The New York Times, and other authoritative sources, as attributed.
It may differ from other sites and sources
There are various sources that are tracking and aggregating coronavirus data. They update at different times and may have different ways of gathering data.