O B US: Each state must invest and prepare for future pandemic

He made the warning at a special session of the UN General Assembly for Coronavirus.

He opened up to China, when he said that countries dealing with recent coronarys, including SARS, or acutely acute respiratory syndrome, and MERCS, or Middle East respiratory syndrome, as well as other infectious diseases, have been more successful in limiting the spread of COVID-19.

At the same time, however, he attacked the United States government and other countries in the EU for failing to act.

Despite warnings of several years, many countries were not available for COVID-19”, Tedros said.

O BSH has been criticised by several countries for its treatment of pandemic after China reported the first cases earlier this year.

US President Donald Trump has been one of the most vocal critics, and on May 29th he announced that the United States will be attracted by the global health organisation.

President-elect Joe Biden has said he will reverse that decision when he takes office in January.

O Chief The U.S. stressed the need for rich and poor countries to have equal access to a COVID-19 vaccine, saying that putting science in service to everyone is not charity but in the best interest of each country.

It also called on countries to rethink how they give priority and see health if they want to avoid another crisis of similar sizes.

“Pandemia proved that a health crisis is not only a health crisis, it is a social, economic, political and humanitarian crisis,” he said.

On Friday, Bahrain became the second country to approve the emergency use of the Pfilzer coronary vaccine - BioNTech. Britain was the first country to open the green light for the vaccine.

The challenge is to keep the vaccine at very low temperatures. It should be stored at temperatures about minus 70 degrees Celsius (