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The WHO has asked all countries to maintain restrictions in the fight against the coronavirus. An opening without the virus under control is a “recipe for disaster,” WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Monday. Likewise, one must react prudently to demonstrations against government measures.
Tedros said that many people are now tired of the restrictions placed on them and wanted to get back to normal after eight months with the new coronavirus. “We want children to go back to school and we want people to go back to work, but we want it to be done safely,” Tedros said at a news conference. “No country can simply pretend that the pandemic is over,” he warned. “The reality is that the virus is easy to spread. Uncontrolled opening is a recipe for disaster.”
“It is important not to impose your will”
Likewise, the WHO but also react wisely to the demonstrations against the government’s crown measures. Governments should not overreact, WHO expert Mike Ryan said Monday. “The really important thing is to start a dialogue.” Right now it is important not to promote further division in society.
