Please note: The images included in this blog were taken as screen shots of various pages on Worldometer's website. My intention was to provide the links for you to verify the screen shots. Within hours of taking these screenshots, Worldometer ceased to display the data in the same manner and has discontinued calculating the CFR (explained below) and displaying it for the public. You will see some data still on display but you will need to calculate the formulas yourself if y

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