Countries where coronary infections are on the decline can still face an immediate second “culm” if they give up too quickly in measures to prevent the explosion, the World Health Organisation said, Reuters reports.

“Bota is still in the middle of the first wave of the coronary explosion”, WHO emergency head Dr Mike Ryan told an online conference, citing that while declining cases in many countries are still on the rise in Central America and South America and Africa.

Ryan said that the epidemics often come in waves, which means the blasts can return later this year to countries where the first wave has dropped.

There was also a chance that infection rates could rise again faster if the measures to prevent the first wave were removed very quickly.

When we talk about a second wave classically, what we often understand, there will be a first wave of disease in itself, and then it repeats itself months later. And this could be a reality for many countries within a number of months”, Ryan said, broadcast the news.net.

But we also need to be aware of the fact that the disease can grow at any time. We can't assume that simply because the disease is in the way now will fall and we will have several months to prepare for a second wave. We can have a second peak on this” wave.

He said that countries in Europe and North America “should continue to set public and social health measures, monitoring measures, testing measures and a comprehensive strategy to ensure that we continue in a downward trajectory and do not have a snap roof of the second”.

Many European countries and American states have taken steps in recent weeks to remove the deadlock measures that prevented the spread of the disease, but caused major damage to economies. /Warn.net/