Today's country-by-country coronavirus stats: The US struggles to get past the peak as Australia and New Zealand approach zero new cases

Jim EdwardsJul 11, 2020, 13:58 IST

Health personnel wear face masks outside the 12 de Octubre Hospital in Madrid, Spain, on March 10, 2020.Pablo Cuadra/Getty Images)

APRIL 23: Welcome to our daily roundup of coronavirus statistics from the last 24 hours.
One big thing: Declines are not coming as fast as the increases in infections were at the beginning of the crisis. It's not going to just "go away" in other words. It's going to take a long time.
The US: Still on its plateau and declines are only slight.
The UK: Appears to have finally moved past the peak. But too early to say for sure.
More countries make post-peak progress: France joins the "Italy, Spain, and Germany" club.
Down under, they're nearly at zero: Australia reported only four new cases yesterday. New Zealand reported only three!
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Here is the grid of most affected countries.

Worldometers

NZ: Reported only 3 new cases!

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Australia: reported just 4 new cases yesterday.

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Israel: The active cases curve shows the real story. Great progress here.

Worldometers

Israel: Past the peak but still struggling.

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Austria: I think we are done here!

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Iran: Heading toward fewer than 1,000 new cases per pay. Woah if true! (But note how smooth these numbers are — can they be trusted?)

Worldometers

Turkey: Signs of hope. Very quick turnaround!

Worldometers

The UK: It looks as if the UK might have broken its new cases plateau and entered a decline. It is too early to say for sure. But this is a good sign. We need a few more days of data showing both declining lows and declining highs.

It's particularly good because the UK has been slow to get through its peak, compared to Germany or Spain. Not helped by lack of testing and poor provision of PPE. Worldometers

The UK: It looks as if the UK might have broken its new cases plateau and entered a decline. It is too early to say for sure. But this is a good sign. We need a few more days of data showing both declining lows and declining highs.

Germany: The recurring "bad day" peaks in Germany makes us suspect there is some kind of weekend reporting issue in German numbers! Nonetheless, great progress

France: Seems to have joined the track that Spain and Italy are on. The good news here is that they bent the curves much lower levels of new cases and deaths.

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Italy: Same as Spain, again. New cases and deaths in a long, slow decline

Spain: More great progress in Spain. New cases and deaths both continuing their decline

The US: Daily new cases continue to remain high but in a declining plateau. That's better than an increase, of course, but it also suggests that America is struggling to get this under control. No sign of deaths declining

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Today's country-by-country coronavirus stats: The US struggles to get past the peak as Australia and New Zealand approach zero new cases

Here is the grid of most affected countries.

NZ: Reported only 3 new cases!

Australia: reported just 4 new cases yesterday.

Israel: The active cases curve shows the real story. Great progress here.

Israel: Past the peak but still struggling.

Austria: I think we are done here!

Iran: Heading toward fewer than 1,000 new cases per pay. Woah if true! (But note how smooth these numbers are — can they be trusted?)

Turkey: Signs of hope. Very quick turnaround!

The UK: It looks as if the UK might have broken its new cases plateau and entered a decline. It is too early to say for sure. But this is a good sign. We need a few more days of data showing both declining lows and declining highs.

Germany: The recurring "bad day" peaks in Germany makes us suspect there is some kind of weekend reporting issue in German numbers! Nonetheless, great progress

France: Seems to have joined the track that Spain and Italy are on. The good news here is that they bent the curves much lower levels of new cases and deaths.

Italy: Same as Spain, again. New cases and deaths in a long, slow decline

Spain: More great progress in Spain. New cases and deaths both continuing their decline

The US: Daily new cases continue to remain high but in a declining plateau. That's better than an increase, of course, but it also suggests that America is struggling to get this under control. No sign of deaths declining