8 hours agoAt least 11 countries have returned restrictive measures, afraid of a second wave of coronary
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)The delicate Balans between the revival of the economy and the avoidance of a second wave of coronobius is global, as finding a proper approach between relief and restrictions turns out to be problematic for many countries. At least 11 of them have restored some or all restrictions to prevent a wave [...]
At least 11 of them have restored some or all of the restrictions to prevent a second deadly wave, since the number of cases began to rise.
Japan, China, South Korea, Lebanon, Germany, Iran, Saudi Arabia, El Salvador, Iraq, Sri Lanka and Pakistan have been forced to restore local quarantines or popular closures, writes the Telegraph”.
Dr. Hans Kluge, director for Europe of the World Health Organization, has warned European states to prepare for a second deadly wave of infection, saying it is now “koha for preparation, not on cream”.
Japan was the first country to face a second wave, following the removal of restrictions in mid-March. On April 12th, the state declared for a second emergency, deciding on school closures, halting large gatherings, and recommending people to stay at home.
