Twenty-six countries are affected worldwide so far, according to Johns Hopkins. China is by far the country with the most confirmed cases, accounting for 11,221 of the 11,374 confirmed cases. In second place is Thailand, with 19 cases. Only 153 people with the virus are located outside of China.
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