A heartbreaking graphic on the front page of the New York Times shows the sad extent of Covid-19 in The Big Apple.
The newspaper's edition for Wednesday included a map of America on page one, along with spikes coming out of the areas in the country with the most deaths.
The US now has by far the most confirmed cases of the coronavirus with over 400,000 people testing positive for the deadly virus.
The nation has seen more than 12,000 deaths related to the infection - nearly half of which have been in the state of New York.
And to demonstrate how badly the region has been hit, the newspaper printed a graph showing a spike of deaths coming from New York which protruded passed the page's border and through the title of the paper.
As of Wednesday, New York has seen 5,500 deaths linked to Covid-19.
More than 140,000 people in New York have been diagnosed with the big - with more than 120,000 cases still active.
New Jersey has the second most confirmed cases in the US with 44,000, followed by Michigan with 18,000 and California with 17,000.
Meanwhile, the coronavirus has claimed 210 lives in the Republic of Ireland, with 5,709 positive cases.
The latest figures will be announced by the Department of Health on Wednesday evening.
