Coronavirus (COVID-19)

14 days

Total cases

Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Brazil

Total cases

8,013,708

New cases (14 days)

Dec 26, 2020–Jan 8, 2021: +565,148

Deaths

201,460

Cases

Sorted by Total cases in descending order
Location	Total cases	New cases (1 day*)	Cases per 1M people	Deaths
Worldwide	89,016,696	No data	11,448	1,916,357
Brazil	8,013,708	52,035	37,919	201,460
State of São Paulo	1,528,952	13,794	34,721	48,029
State of Minas Gerais	579,469	7,812	27,767	12,469
State of Santa Catarina	515,209	3,880	71,908	5,584
State of Bahia	508,695	2,777	33,628	9,364
State of Rio Grande do Sul	474,917	4,779	42,078	9,359
State of Paraná	463,309	0	41,809	8,629
State of Rio de Janeiro	454,275	1,517	27,597	26,480
State of Ceará	342,941	1,665	38,782	10,122
State of Goiás	316,197	1,731	48,473	6,946
State of Pará	299,045	1,071	37,038	7,280
State of Espírito Santo	260,836	2,037	67,138	5,285
Federal District	257,355	673	100,132	4,345
State of Pernambuco	229,701	1,250	24,758	9,789
State of Amazonas	208,798	0	53,901	5,546
State of Maranhão	201,745	104	29,448	4,549
State of Mato Grosso	187,183	1,358	58,053	4,577
State of Paraíba	171,547	936	43,497	3,788
State of Piauí	144,200	No data	45,137	2,863
State of Mato Grosso do Sul	141,649	1,186	54,072	2,511
State of Rio Grande do Norte	122,591	1,152	35,966	3,078
State of Sergipe	120,262	1,217	54,182	2,554
State of Alagoas	107,628	349	32,401	2,545
State of Rondônia	100,343	748	57,387	1,899
State of Tocantins	92,445	445	61,758	1,263
State of Amapá	70,344	470	93,667	962
State of Roraima	69,461	135	139,779	793
State of Acre	42,814	336	54,188	823

*The number of new cases reported for the most recent day of complete data, within the last 3 days

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About this data

It changes rapidly

This data changes rapidly and might not reflect some cases still being reported.

It includes confirmed and probable cases

Total counts include both confirmed and probable cases in some locations. Probable cases are identified by public health officials and use criteria developed by government authorities. Some areas may not have data because they haven’t published their data or haven’t done so recently.

Why do I see different data from different sources?

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