There are now more than 1.17 million confirmed coronavirus cases around the world since the virus emerged in China late last year.
Topping the most number of COVID-19 cases was the United States, which reported more than 300,000 confirmed cases and more than 8,300 deaths.
Italy, which continues to have the most number of deaths at more than 14,500, has the second number of cases at more than 119,000.
Spain is second in the most number of deaths at more than 11,700 and is third in number of cases.
Billions of people are living under some form on lockdown.
Roughly half the planet is confined at home with schools and businesses closed, at huge cost to the global economy.
China came to a standstill on Saturday to mourn those killed in the outbreak that started in the city of Wuhan before sweeping the globe.
Across the nation, cars, trains and ships sounded their horns, and air-raid sirens wailed.
Sense of relief
Despite being on top of the list in terms of deaths, Italy and Spain reveled at some encouraging news on Saturday.
Italy cheered after seeing its number of intensive care cases for coronavirus drop for the first time — from 4,068 on Friday to 3,994 on Saturday.
"Hidup tak selalunya indah tapi yang indah itu tetap hidup dalam kenangan"
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