[ad_1]
Ryan said that some countries, including China, South Korea, New Zealand and others, had reached what he described as a “stable situation” regarding the Covid-19 outbreak.
He added that Europe and North America are beginning to emerge from a “severe outbreak” of the disease and are now trying to find a safe way out of the restrictions on economic and social activities that they imposed in recent months.
After months of strict measures of public isolation, people in Italy and Spain began to enjoy a little more freedom on Sunday. Israel has opened some schools and South Korea has said it will further reduce social divergence measures starting May 6, to allow a gradual resumption of the company’s work.
Ryan said, “This did not show that the virus could be completely removed, but it showed that we can get to a point where we have sufficient control over it, allowing us to resume our social and economic lives.”
But he reiterated that any government seeking to ease the restrictions must do so with great caution.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday that countries should gradually increase overall isolation measures, while monitoring the disease, and be prepared to re-impose restrictions if the virus returns to an outbreak again.
“>
And on Sunday, the chief emergency expert at the World Health Organization stated that parts of the world had begun to emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic and cautiously began to resume normalcy.
According to Reuters statistics as of Sunday, more than 3.44 million people have been infected with the virus worldwide, while the number of deaths from it reached 243,015 cases.
Some countries are still at the center of the storm, but others are beginning to show that the disease can be contained in some way, said Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO emergency program.
“In this sense, there is hope,” Ryan said in an interview with “Reuters” on the Internet from Geneva. “But he came back and confirmed that the new Coronavirus will continue to pose a great danger,” until a vaccine is found to have it.
“Globally, the situation is still very dangerous, but the pattern of disease and the course of the virus are very different in different parts of the world now,” he added.
“What we are learning is that it is possible to control this disease, and it is possible to begin to resume normal economic and social life, in a new way, with great caution and extreme vigilance,” he said.
However, Ryan said some countries in Africa and Central and South America are still experiencing an “upward trajectory of cases,” and while these countries do not appear to be in big trouble so far, test availability remains a problem. .
Cases have been recorded in more than 210 countries and regions, since the first cases were diagnosed in China in December.
Ryan said that some countries, including China, South Korea, New Zealand and others, had reached what he described as a “stable situation” regarding the Covid-19 outbreak.
He added that Europe and North America are beginning to emerge from a “severe outbreak” of the disease and are now trying to find a safe way out of the restrictions on economic and social activities that they imposed in recent months.
After months of strict measures of public isolation, people in Italy and Spain began to enjoy a little more freedom on Sunday. Israel has opened some schools and South Korea has said it will further reduce social divergence measures starting May 6, to allow a gradual resumption of the company’s work.
Ryan said, “This did not show that the virus could be completely removed, but it showed that we can get to a point where we have sufficient control over it, allowing us to resume our social and economic lives.”
But he reiterated that any government seeking to ease the restrictions must do so with great caution.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday that countries should gradually increase overall isolation measures, while monitoring the disease, and be prepared to re-impose restrictions if the virus returns to an outbreak again.
