US passes 6 million Covid-19 cases: John Hopkins

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The United States has passed six million coronavirus cases, according to a tally kept by John Hopkins University, adding one million new infections in less than a month.

The country remains by far the most impacted in the world by the pandemic in absolute terms, with nearly a quarter of global infections and 183,203 deaths from Covid-19, the Baltimore-based university's tracker showed.

The number of new daily cases has declined in recent weeks, but the virus is far from disappearing in the US — despite President Donald Trump's repeated assertion that it will — and the national average hides huge regional disparities.

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