At 658 COVID-19 cases per million, India ranks at 106

New Delhi, July 17: India ranks 106th in the world when it comes to COVID-19 cases per million population.

Data by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control says that India's case per million population is 658. The cases per million in the United States stands at 10,731, while in the case of Spain it 5,486.

Russia's cases per million is 5,071, while in the United Kingdom it is 4,372 and Germany's figure is at 2,406.

Meanwhile, data released by the ICMR says that up to July 16, 2020, India has conducted 1,30,72,718 tests. Samples tested on July 16 stood at 3,33,228.

Meanwhile, the number of COVID-19 cases touched the 1 million (10 lakh) mark in India.

According to the data reported by the states until late evening on Thursday suggested that the number of cases had crossed 10,04,000. Some states were yet to report the numbers. The data is yet to be updated by the Ministry of Health.

As per the data available on the website of the Health Ministry, there are 33,1146 active cases, while 61,2814 are cured or discharged. The total number of deaths is 24,915 as per the website of the ministry.

India's journey from half a million to one million has taken 20 days. According to the global data base of the World Health Organisation, more than 34 million people have been infected by the virus so far in the United States, while in the case of Brazil, it stands at 1.92 million. Across the world, 13.37 million people have been infected while 5,80,000 have died due to the virus.