The death toll from the common pandemic has exceeded 1.837 million worldwide, with about 84.5 million people affected so far.
In the United States, 356,445 people have died from the virus, while 27 million have been infected in the country.
In Brazil, the death toll from Code 19 has risen to 195,411 and the number of incidents to 7.7 million.
The death toll in Mexico so far is 127,000, while 1,437,000 have tasted the virus.
The death toll in Italy is 74,621 and the number of victims is more than 2.129 million.
The virus has killed 74,125 people in the UK and 2,542,000 in the country.
The death toll in France is 64,765, with government spokesman Gabriel Atal reporting that the lockdown will begin in 15 areas of the country from 6pm instead of 8pm tonight.
The death toll in Spain is lower than in other major Western countries, where about 51,000 people have been infected.
In Germany, 34,388 people have died and the number of victims has reached nearly 2 million.
According to the Colombian Ministry of Health, the epidemic has killed 282 people in the last 24 hours, bringing the total death toll to 43,495, with 12,105 new cases reported in one day.
A total of 44 people have been killed in Peru, bringing the total death toll to 37,724. 2,062 new incidents have been reported in the country.
In Chile, 52 people died of the virus in one day, bringing the total death toll to 16,660.
