O BSH tells whether the coronary spreads through food

The World Health Organisation (OBSH) has called on people not to be disturbed by the spread of new coronary through food, as Chinese authorities have said they have found traces of the virus in food and food shortages.

“People should not be afraid of food, packing of it, or sending messages to”, O Programme Leader said BSH for Emergency, Mike Ryan.

There is no evidence that food or food chain is part of the spread of the virus. People need to be comfortable and safe”.

Ryan has made these comments after two cities in China have said that Corleone traces have been found in frozen food and food shortages, raising concerns that poisoned food can cause new explosions.

O The BSH has made these statements as the number of people who died as a result of this virus in the world has exceeded 750,000, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

According to this same institution, the number of people infected at the global Coronavirus level has amounted to more than 20.7 million.

Ryan has warned that the world may be only at the beginning of the storm because only a small part of the global population has been exposed to the virus.

“Virus has a long way to go if we allow”, he added among other things.

Latin America and the Caribbean are reported to be the new episodes of the virus outbreak that cause COVIDD-19.