Brazil
Brazil's first case of COVID-19 was report on 25 February 2020. Throughout March, the federal government closed the country's borders, and state state governments imposed varying levels of physical distancing measures and stay-at-home directions, causing disagreement between state governors and the president who favours continuing economic activity. By 3 May, Brazil had over 100,000 cases, double the number of cases ten days earlier, and more than 7,000 reported deaths.
Key statistics
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Confirmed cases
178,214
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Cases per 100,000 people
84.33
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Deaths
12,461
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Recovered cases
72,597
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Days since first case
77
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Days since 100 cases
61
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Days since highest daily increase
7
These statistics were last updated for 15 May 2020 and are drawn from the Coronavirus COVID-19 Daily Cases dataset, published by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at John Hopkins University, via API by Laeyoung.
Government of Brazil COVID-10 policies
Last updated 4 May 2020
Economy
Financial markets and monetary policy
Industry interventions
Business support
Healthcare
Medical products and medicines
Health services
Government
Emergency government
Education
Public services
Public information
Policing and justice
Households
Wage and income support
Movement of people
Domestic travel
Border measures
Physical distancing
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