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Covid-19: The global crisis - in data. Charts and maps shows paradoxes of a pandemic that has claimed a million lives

Mary Wilson

Well-known member
By FT Visual & Data Journalism team 17 HOURS AGO

Data analysis, reporting and production by Steven Bernard, John Burn-Murdoch, Tom Hannen, Bob Haslett, Caroline Nevitt, Jane Pong, ?ndrew Rininsland, Alan Smith, Martin Stabe, Cale Tilford, Aleksandra Wiśniewska. Series producer Claire Manibog.

Data has been the only way to trulyunderstand the scale and
impact of Covid-19.

As part of a major new series, the Financial Times has compiled chronological chapters of the crisis using information drawn from around the world.

Individually, each tells a small yet important part of the story. Collectively, they help explain the virus’s enormous death toll — and why its impact will last for years to come.


https://ig.ft.com/coronavirus-global-data/
 
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