Mexico coronavirus death toll is 3,926

Mexico's coronavirus Covid-19 death toll has reached 3,926. More than 38,000 people have been infected with the Coronavirus COVID-19 in Mexico. However, health experts warn the number is likely much higher.

Mexico has announced a ‘new normality’ in plan to reopen the struggling economy. Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has unveiled a plan to reopen the country's economy by June 1. This is after several weeks of lockdown measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.

The consequences of unemployment are especially problematic for Mexico where 56 percent of workers are employed in the informal economy and where there are no federal unemployment benefits.

The following information is from the COVID-19 Dashboard by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University:

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Total Confirmed Global Cases: 4,330,982

Total Global Deaths: 295,671

Countries with most deaths from Coronavirus Covid-19:

83,715 USA
33,263 United Kingdom
31,106 Italy
27,077 France
26,920 Spain
12,703 Brazil
08,843 Belgium
07,859 Germany
06,783 Iran
05,581 Netherlands
05,410 Canada
04,637 China
03,952 Turkey
03,926 Mexico
03,460 Sweden

Countries with most confirmed cases of Coronavirus Covid-19:

1,388,002 USA
242,271 Russia
230,985 United Kingdom
228,030 Spain
222,104 Italy
181,518 Brazil
178,184 France
174,098 Germany
143,114 Turkey
112,725 Iran