The constantly updated Worldometers monitoring page shows that, as of March 8, 2023, 6806854 people died from the coronavirus disease COVID-19 in the world (+6519 in a week), about 681 million cases of infection were detected, more than 20 million are currently infected, about 654 million infected were recognized as recovered. Average lethality: 1%.

Countries where there are more than 100 thousand deaths from coronavirus (officially confirmed data are indicated):

USA – 1147217 dead (+1556 in a week)
Brazil – 699276 (+189)
India – 530775 (+3) (WHO: deaths may be 8 times more)
Russia – 396378 (+278) (WHO: there may be 5 times more deaths)
Mexico – 333136 (+148)
Peru – 219513 (+74)
United Kingdom – 206952 (+706)
Italy – 188322 (+228)
Germany – 168709 (+623)
France – 165073 (+110)
Indonesia – 160934 (+20)
Iran – 144907 (+62)
Colombia – 142629 (+14)
Argentina – 130463 (+0)
Spain – 119479 (+99)
Poland – 118970 (+86)
Ukraine – 111235 (+60)
South Africa – 102595 (+0)
Turkey – 101492 (+0)

*China – WHO does not trust official data from Beijing, experts say hundreds of millions of people infected in this country in December-January. Millions of people could die from COVID-19.

In other countries, so far, according to official figures, less than 100 thousand deaths from COVID-19.

Among the above countries, the highest relative mortality (> 1000 deaths per 1 million population):

Peru – 6517
USA – 3427
Brazil – 3,247
Poland – 3152
Italy – 3125
Great Britain – 3021
Argentina – 2836
Colombia – 2,769
Russia – 2719
Ukraine – 2575
Spain – 2557
Mexico – 2532
France – 2517
Germany – 2011
South Africa – 1689
Iran – 1685
Turkey – 1186

Most infections (rounded to millions of values) were detected in:
USA – 105 million
India – 45 million
France – 40 million
Germany – 38 million
Brazil – 37 million
Japan – 33 million
South Korea – 31 million
Italy – 26 million
Great Britain – 24 million
Russia – 22 million

In Israel, about 4.8 million infections, 12307 patients died (+17 in a week). Relative mortality: 1320 per 1 million (87th in the world). Lethality: 0.25%