Cambodia and the countries in Southeast Asia (ASEAN) have 19,024 new Covid-19 infections and 354 new deaths, bringing the total number of infections in the region to nearly two. One million and more than 40,000 dead.
According to the Worldometer website published at 8:30 am on January 21, 2021, according to the 10 countries in the ASEAN region, there are a total of 1,825,049 people infected with Kovid-19, 40,664 deaths and 236,154 people are being treated, including 975 seriously ill people. However, there were also positive signs in the area, with 1,548,231 people recovering from Covid-19.
So far, Indonesia has become the most heavily affected country by Covid-19 in ASEAN. Indonesia has a total of 939,948 cases (12,568 new cases), 26,857 deaths (267 new cases), 763,703 cases and 149,388 patients are being treated.
The Philippines has a total of 505,939 cases (1,862 new cases), a total of 10,042 deaths (64 new deaths), 466,993 people have been treated and 28,904 are in critical condition. 727 people.
Malaysia has a total of 169,379 cases (4,008 new cases), a total of 630 deaths (11 new cases), 127,662 patients have been treated and 41,087 are in critical condition. 246 people.
Myanmar (Burma) has a total of 135,721 cases (478 new cases), a total of 2,997 deaths (11 new cases), 119,314 cases have been treated and 13,410 are being treated.
Singapore has a total of 59,197 cases (40 new cases), a total of 29 deaths, 58,926 cases have been treated and 242 are being treated, including one seriously ill.
Thailand has a total of 12,653 cases (59 new cases), 71 deaths (one new case), 9,621 patients have been treated and 2,961 are being treated, including one seriously ill.
Vietnam has a total of 1,544 infections (4 new infections), 35 deaths, 1,406 cases and 103 cases.
In Cambodia, there are a total of 453 cases (5 new cases), no deaths, but 396 people have been cured and 57 are being treated.
Brunei has a total of 174 cases, three deaths, 169 recovering and two recovering.
In Laos, there were a total of 41 cases, no deaths, but all 41 were treated.
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