There are more than 960,000 confirmed cases in COVID-19, Africa. What are the five countries with the most confirmed cases?

There are more than 960,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Africa. The five countries most affected are South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Ghana and Algeria.

According to the latest data, the cumulative number of confirmed cases in Africa has reached 967,897, and the death toll has exceeded 20,000. The five countries most affected by the epidemic are South Africa and Egypt. The cumulative number of confirmed cases in these five countries has exceeded 75% of all confirmed cases in Africa, while the cumulative number of confirmed cases in South Africa has reached 5 1.6 million, directly accounting for half.

At present, many senior officials in Africa have been diagnosed with COVID-19 virus. The reason why the epidemic situation in Africa is so serious is that people fail to strictly abide by the epidemic prevention measures issued by the government, which leads to a sharp increase in the number of confirmed cases recently. The main reason for the rapid spread of the epidemic is that African people often gather activities, so the government hopes that people can reduce their time of going out, and try not to go out if they do not buy necessary living materials. Moreover, due to the serious epidemic situation, Africa lacks nucleic acid detection kits and many medical materials, which means that the daily detection ability of many countries will be greatly reduced. This is not a good sign, which may cause many people with the virus to continue to spread the virus outside.

In Kenya, in order to stop the spread of the virus, many meetings have been suspended in advance, and the National Assembly of Kenya has cancelled some activities in advance for fear that parliamentarians and staff will catch up with Ya 'an. It can be seen that the current epidemic situation in Africa is under great pressure. Africa is considered as the hardest hit area in several countries because of lack of funds and poor living environment. Therefore, after the outbreak, it will quickly spread to the whole of Africa. In addition, most parts of Africa are poor countries, and there is no developed medical level and relatively perfect medical system. After this outbreak, it cannot be properly handled. Secondly, the education level of African people is relatively low, so they may not pay much attention to this epidemic. I don't know the severity of the epidemic. It was the relaxation of human vigilance that led to the entry of the virus.