Over a million cases of the chronic coronavirus have been confirmed worldwide while the United States continue issuing strict measures to slow down the spread of the virus.

As of Thursday afternoon, at least 1,002,159 people have been infected globally and 51,485 people have died from the virus, according to Johns Hopkins University statistics. The total includes confirmed cases from 180 countries and regions.

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Through the pages of history, diseases, plagues, epidemics or pandemics as the case may be has ravaged humanity, causing widespread ailments, illness and deaths overtime, and known under different names such: as Athens, Antoninus, Cyprus, Justinianus, Swine flu, Cholera, Ebola, Smallpox and the most recent COVID-19. These outbreaks caused mammoth mayhems however, through scientific research and collective effort of cities’ inhabitants and various communities, some were eradicated and there is a massive success in reducing the impact of others. Let’s go through the history of world pandemics that predates COVID-19 and cities' resilience to the COVID-19 global Pandemic.
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