The coronavirus pandemic has spread to all corners of the world and the following infographic shows the last places on earth remaining unaffected. It is based on countries that have not reported any known COVID-19 cases so far. And, that remained absent from the extensive global tracking carried out by the Johns Hopkins University as of April 8th, 2020. 

Unaffected countries by COVID-19 on Earth

There are certain questions being raised against the true situation informant regarding COVID-19 in some countries, particularly in North Korea, with some sources in South Korea claiming coronavirus has indeed spread there via the Chinese border. Due to the secretive nature of the government in Pyongyang and the degree of state control over the media, it is hard to get the intel out.

We are still not sure about all the claims made by South Korea are true or not, however, it is also not unreasonable to think it otherwise in this instance. Also, to mention that North Korea’s isolation from the rest of the world is helping to curb the virus on a larger scale.

Turkmenistan, yet another secretive country that is notorious for censorship, has reported zero instances of COVID-19. And the other two countries in Africa — Lesotho, and Comoros have been reported officially free of the coronavirus. 

In recent reports, both South Sudan and Sierra Leone have reported their first cases, and some of the most recent African countries have reported the same on the front. The virus also remains neutral in undetected in the smaller Pacific Island nations such as the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.

• United States – 1,070,032 cases, 63,019 deaths
• Spain – 215,216 cases, 24,824 deaths
• Italy – 205,463 cases, 27,967 deaths
• United Kingdom – 172,481 cases, 26,842 deaths
• France – 167,303 cases, 24,410 deaths
• Germany – 163,009 cases, 6,623 deaths
• Turkey – 120,204 cases, 3,174 deaths
• Russia – 114,431 cases, 1,169 deaths
• Iran – 95,646 cases, 6,091 deaths
• Brazil – 87,187 cases, 6,006 deaths
• China – 83,958 cases, 4,637 deaths
• Canada – 54,457 cases, 3,310 deaths
• Belgium – 49,032 cases, 7,703 deaths
• Netherlands – 39,988 cases, 4,909 deaths
• Peru – 36,976 cases, 1,051 deaths
• India – 35,043 cases, 1,154 deaths
• Switzerland – 29,705 cases, 1,737 deaths
• Portugal – 25,351 cases, 1,007 deaths
• Ecuador – 24,934 cases, 900 deaths
• Saudi Arabia – 22,753 cases, 162 deaths
• Sweden – 21,520 cases, 2,653 deaths
• Ireland – 20,612 cases,  1,232 deaths
• Mexico – 19,224 cases, 1,859 deaths
• Pakistan – 17,439 cases, 391 deaths
• Singapore – 17,101 cases, 15 deaths
• Chile – 16,023 cases, 227 deaths
• Israel – 16,004 cases, 223 deaths
• Austria – 15,531 cases, 589 deaths
• Belarus – 14,917 cases, 93 deaths
• Japan – 14,088 cases, 430 deaths
• Qatar – 14,096 cases, 12 deaths
• Poland – 13,105 cases, 651 deaths
• United Arab Emirates – 13,038 cases, 111 deaths
• Romania – 12,567 cases, 726 deaths
• South Korea – 10,774 cases, 248 deaths
• Ukraine – 10,861 cases, 272 deaths
• Indonesia – 10,551 cases, 800 deaths
• Denmark – 9,509 cases, 460 deaths
• Philippines –  8,772 cases, 579 deaths
• Norway – 7,759 cases, 210 deaths
• Bangladesh – 8,238 cases, 170 deaths
• Czech Republic – 7,689 cases, 237 deaths
• Dominican Republic – 6,972 cases, 301 deaths
• Australia – 6,765 cases, 93 deaths
• Serbia – 9,009 cases, 179 deaths
• Panama – 6,532 cases, 188 deaths
• Colombia – 6,507 cases, 293 deaths
• Malaysia – 6,071 cases, 103 deaths
• South Africa – 5,647 cases, 103 deaths
• Egypt – 5,537 cases, 392 deaths
• Finland – 5,051 cases, 218 deaths
• Morocco – 4,529 cases, 171 deaths
• Argentina – 4,428 cases, 218 deaths
• Kuwait – 4,377 cases, 30 deaths
• Algeria – 4,006 cases, 450 deaths
• Moldova – 3,897 cases, 122 deaths
• Luxembourg – 3,784 cases, 90 deaths
• Kazakhstan – 3,551 cases, 25 deaths
• Bahrain – 3,040 cases, 8 deaths
• Thailand – 2,960 cases, 54 deaths
• Hungary – 2,863 cases, 323 deaths
• Greece – 2,591 cases, 140 deaths
• Oman – 2,447 cases, 11 deaths
• Afghanistan – 2,335 cases, 68 deaths
• Iraq – 2,085 cases, 93 deaths
• Croatia – 2,085 cases, 75 deaths
• Ghana – 2,074 cases, 17 deaths
• Armenia – 2,148 cases, 33 deaths
• Uzbekistan – 2,075 cases, 9 deaths
• Cameroon – 1,832 cases, 61 deaths
• Azerbaijan – 1,804 cases, 24 deaths
• Iceland – 1,797 cases, 10 deaths
• Bosnia and Herzegovina – 1,757 cases, 69 deaths
• Nigeria – 1,932 cases, 58 deaths
• Estonia – 1,694 cases, 52 deaths
• Bulgaria – 1,541 cases, 66 deaths
• Cuba – 1,501 cases, 61 deaths
• Guinea – 1,495 cases, 7 deaths
• New Zealand – 1,479 cases, 19 deaths
• North Macedonia – 1,494 cases, 81 deaths
• Slovenia – 1,434 cases, 92 deaths
• Slovakia – 1,403 cases, 23 deaths
• Lithuania – 1,399 cases, 45 deaths
• Ivory Coast – 1,275 cases, 14 deaths
• Bolivia – 1,167 cases, 62 deaths
• Djibouti – 1,097 cases, 2 deaths
• Tunisia – 994 cases, 41 deaths
• Senegal – 1,024 cases, 9 deaths
• Latvia – 870 cases, 16 deaths
• Cyprus – 850 cases, 15 deaths
• Albania – 773 cases, 31 deaths
• Honduras – 804 cases, 75 deaths
• Kyrgyzstan – 756 cases, 8 deaths
• Andorra – 745 cases, 42 deaths
• Lebanon – 729 cases, 24 deaths
• Costa Rica – 719 cases, 6 deaths
• Niger – 719 cases, 32 deaths
• Sri Lanka – 671 cases, 7 deaths
• Burkina Faso – 645 cases, 43 deaths
• Uruguay – 643 cases, 17 deaths
• Somalia – 601 cases, 28 deaths
• Guatemala – 599 cases, 16 deaths
• San Marino – 580 cases, 41 deaths
• Georgia – 566 cases, 6 deaths
• Kosovo – 799 cases, 12 deaths
• Democratic Republic of the Congo – 572 cases, 31 deaths
• Mali – 490 cases, 26 deaths
• Tanzania – 480 cases, 16 deaths
• Malta – 467 cases, 4 deaths
• Jordan – 453 cases, 8 deaths
• Sudan – 442 cases, 31 deaths
• Taiwan – 429 cases, 6 deaths

Here are some of the reported cases and death toll around the world, the numbers keep increasing, reported by Aljazeera.