COVID: the third country in Europe with a million cases

Since the start of the pandemic in the United Kingdom, where the first two cases of coronavirus were detected on January 31, 2020, 1,011,660 cases of infection have already been diagnosed.

The United Kingdom became the third European country in which more than a million people were diagnosed with coronavirus infection during a pandemic in the world. This data comes from the Worldometer website as of November 1.

Since the start of the pandemic in the United Kingdom, where the first two cases of coronavirus were detected on January 31, 2020, 1,011,660 cases of infection have already been diagnosed. 46,555 COVID-19 patients have already passed away.

On October 30, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a four-week shutdown in England amid a surge in the number of those infected with COVID-19.

Spain became the first country in the EU with a million infected by COVID. Later, France reached those numbers.

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