WHO: More than 15 million new crowns have been confirmed worldwide

the latest data released by the World Health Organization on the 23rd, the cumulative number of confirmed cases in the world's new crown exceeded 15 million, reaching 15012731 cases.
WHO's daily outbreak report shows that as of 10 a.m. Central European time (16 p.m. Beijing time), the number of confirmed cases worldwide increased by 247,225 from the previous day to 1501,2731, and the number of deaths increased by 7,097 to 619,150.
WHO Director-General Tan Desser said at a regular press conference the same day, although all countries are affected by the outbreak, but the spread of the epidemic in several countries is particularly serious. Nearly 10 million confirmed cases come from 10 countries, accounting for two-thirds of all cases worldwide;
Tandese reiterated that political leadership and community engagement are two important pillars of the response and that the best way to curb communication and save lives is for individuals and communities to manage risks to protect the health of themselves and those around them.