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Australia's number of confirmed cases rose to 80, with six additional cases.

Bahrain confirmed an additional 24 cases, taking the total to 118.

Belgium confirmed 39 additional cases, bringing the total number to 239.

Brazil confirmed five new cases in the state of Rio de Janeiro, raising the total number to 30.

Brunei's health ministry confirmed a first case of a local man who returned from Kuala Lumpur on 3 March. Symptoms began on 7 March and preliminary tests indicate the patient is positive.

Canada recorded its first COVID-19-related death. The country also confirmed ten more cases, bringing the total number to 79.

Colombia confirmed two additional cases.

Cyprus confirmed its first two cases.

Finland confirmed seven new cases.

France saw Guillaume Vuilletet and Sylvie Tolmont confirmed as infected deputies, before Michèle Victory became the fifth deputy of the Assembly to be diagnosed with the virus. The number of cases increased to 1,412.  It was also confirmed that the culture minister, Franck Riester, had tested positive.

Germany reported its first deaths with two fatalities. Cases increased to 1,176.

Guernsey confirmed its first case.

Hungary confirmed two new cases.

India confirmed five additional cases, taking the total to 44.

Indonesia confirmed 13 additional cases, bringing the total number to 19.

Iran announced an update to the total cases to 7,161, with a revised number of deaths to 237. New infections are 595 new cases and 43 additional deaths. Those recovered has reached 2,394.

Ireland confirmed three additional cases, taking the country's total to 24.

Italy saw confirmed cases rise to 9,172 and deaths to 463.

Kuwait announced three additional cases, taking it to a total of 65.

Lebanon reported nine new cases, taking the total to 41.

Malaysia confirmed 18 new cases, taking it to 117.

The Netherlands announced 56 additional cases.

Nigeria confirmed its second case, a Nigerian who had contact with the Italian first case.

Norway declared 11 additional cases.  By the end of the day 227 cases had been confirmed.

Oman reported two additional cases, both of whom had travelled to Iran.  This took the country's total to 18, 17 of whom had travelled to Iran and one to Italy.

Panama announced its first COVID-19 case, a 40 year old Panamanian woman from Spain.

The Philippines confirmed 10 additional cases, doubling the current country count to 20. Another four cases were later confirmed, bringing the total number to 24.

Pakistan saw nine new cases, bringing the total number to 16.

Poland confirmed five more cases, bringing the total number to 16.

Saudi Arabia confirmed four additional cases, increasing the total to 15.

Scotland confirmed five additional case, bringing the total to 11.

Singapore confirmed 10 more cases, bringing the total number to 160.

South Africa confirmed another four cases, bringing the total number to 7.

South Korea confirmed an additional 96 cases, taking it to a total of 7,478.

Spain's numbers increased to 1,231 cases with 30 deaths, with 32 people having recovered.

Sweden confirmed 45 additional cases, taking its total to 203. This later rose to 252 cases including the first confirmed local transmission case.

Switzerland confirmed 42 new cases, rising to a total of 374.

The United Arab Emirates reported 14 additional cases, taking its total to 59. Four were Emiratis and the remainder from various other nationalities.

The United Kingdom's confirmed cases increased by two, with the confirmation of cases in Wales. Figures released in the afternoon showed the UK had risen to 317 cases. A fourth death was reported, and then a fifth.

The United States confirmed 153 additional cases, bringing the total number to 717. Five more deaths were reported, bringing the total number to 26. According to WHO, the number of confirmed cases is 213, total deaths 11. No new cases, no new deaths were recorded.

Vietnam confirmed an additional case, taking its total to 31.