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“Last week, the number of new cases exceeded 160,000 each day,” WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at a virtual press conference.
“Last month alone, about 60 percent reported in all cases,” he said.
So far, more than 10.5 million have been approved worldwide. COVID-19 infections and more than 511 thousand deaths. Earlier this week, the WHO warned that the coronavirus pandemic “was not ending.”
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reiterated on Wednesday that a “comprehensive approach” is the best way to stop the virus.
The parties that have implemented a full range of measures, including contact tracking, isolation, physical distance, and wearing masks, have pressed suppressed [ligos] and saved lives, “he said.
Therefore, according to him, the United Nations Health Agency is very concerned that some countries “did not use all the tools and adopted a fragmented approach.”
“These countries have a long and difficult road ahead,” said the WHO chief.
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