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The image shows a line graph titled 'New daily confirmed COVID-19 cases and recoveries worldwide' from January 21 to February 25, with a vertical axis from 0 to 15,000. For 'New confirmed cases', the approximate daily values are: Jan 21(100), 22(200), 23(400), 24(600), 25(1500), 26(800), 27(2000), 28(1600), 29(2000), 30(1800), 31(2200), Feb 1(3200), 2(2500), 3(3500), 4(4000), 5(3500), 6(3800), 7(3200), 8(3000), 9(3500), 10(3000), 11(2500), 12(15,100*), 13(6000), 14(4800), 15(2200), 16(2500), 17(2200), 18(2000), 19(500), 20(1000), 21(500), 22(1200), 23(200), 24(800), and 25(800). For 'Confirmed recoveries', the approximate daily values are: Jan 21-23(25), 24(50), 25-26(100), 27(150), 28(200), 29(300), 30-31(500), Feb 1(600), 2(700), 3-4(800), 5(1000), 6(1100), 7(1200), 8(1400), 9(1500), 10(1700), 11(1800), 12(200), 13(1000), 14(1200), 15(1000), 16(1200), 17(2000), 18(2200), 19(1000), 20(2000), 21(1800), 22(4,000), 23(1000), 24(2200), and 25(2800).
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The graph reveals the newest COVID-19 cases and recoveries around the world. Overall, the graph shows fluctuated statics for the new confirmed cases and confirmed recoveries.
The cases which newly confirmed show an upward trends by the end of January until early February. A long after that, the cases showed a decrease until February 12th, by giving approximately zero case. The day after that, a massive increase was reported, with surged from approximately 0 to 15000 cases in a day, and dropped to nearly 2500 cases in the next two days.
Furthermore, the confirmed recoveries graph remained to stable, with a slightly jump on February 14th and on February 22nd. Which was on February 22nd touched the peak of confirmed recoveries, that was 4000 recoveries confirmed.
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