Geneva, November 9 (BNA): The President of the World Health Organization said on Wednesday that the decline of approximately 90 % in the last COVID-19 deaths in the world compared to what it was nine months ago provides a “reason for optimism”, but he still urges to be vigilant. Against the epidemic as variables that continue to grow.
General Manager Tedros Adhanum Guerberesos said the World Health Organization was informed last week slightly more than 9,400 deaths linked to the Corona virus. He said that in February this year, the number of weekly deaths exceeded 75,000 people worldwide.
We have come a long way, and this is definitely a reason for optimism. “But we continue to invite all governments, societies and individuals to be vigilant,” he said at a virtual press conference from the headquarters of the World Health Organization in Geneva.
“Nearly 10,000 deaths per week are 10,000 very large deaths for preventive and treatment.”
The President of the World Health Organization said that the test rates and sequence are still low in the world, and the vaccination gaps between the rich and poor countries are still wide, and new variables continue to spread, according to the Associated Press.
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