a minute agoOBS: The end of the coronary pandemic still distant
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(6 years ago)Noting that some European countries are preparing to ease restrictions on halting the spread of coronary, the head of the World Health Organisation (OBSH) on Monday urged countries that “continue to find, isolate, test and address all cases”. Speaking at his regular conference with reporters in [...]
Noting that some European countries are preparing to ease restrictions on halting the spread of coronary, the head of the World Health Organisation (OBSH) on Monday urged countries that “continue to find, isolate, test and address all cases”.
Speaking at his regular conference with reporters in Geneva, O General Director Tedros Adhanom Ghebraesus said that the decline in the number of new cases of coronarys is certainly a good sign. However, he warned that the pandemic is not over. Mr. Ghebrès noted the rising trends of coronary cases in Eastern Europe, Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia.
Director of O The BSH also expressed concern that some of the efforts to stop the spread of COVIID-19, such as closing borders, have resulted in shortages of vaccines and treatments for other diseases, and routine immunization services for flu-like diseases are decreasing or closing.
Mr. Grhebrases called for solidarity worldwide to stop the spread of the Coronobrus. He said that if people are not united, the virus would exploit divisions among individuals and continue to create major problems, leading to the increase in the number of victims. He said that every life is precious.
According to Johns Hopkins University data, the reported number of infected persons with Covid-19 worldwide has reached over 3 million. The actual number of infections is thought to be much higher because many people have not been tested, and studies suggest that people can be infected without showing symptoms of the disease.
