The coronavirus pandemic is reshaping the world. What began as a mysterious pneumonia-like illness in Wuhan, China, has spread—two to three people at a time—across countries and territories.
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COVID-19 Visualized Through Charts
As coronavirus continues its global spread, these maps and charts show the various impacts COVID-19 has had on our world.
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