Now more vigilance is needed: WHO

NEW YORK – The World Health Organization (WHO) has made a major announcement after a long lockdown that many countries are relaxing. It has urged the countries of the world to be more vigilant in the coming period. Otherwise, it warned that a second pandemic might be ready.

Reports say the virus is spreading in many countries that have already eased sanctions. Virus outbreaks have been found to accelerate after the deregulation in Germany has been relaxed. Nightclubs, on the other hand, have become the epicenter of the pandemic after effectively defeating Corona and easing sanctions in the world-acclaimed South Korea. Against this backdrop, the WHO is preparing to alert the countries of the world.

The Emergency Department Chief Michael Ryan suggested that the world is moving from lockdown to normalcy with optimism. The virus, which has become so low and unrecognizable, has warned that the world may once again face a challenge. Some countries are blindly pushing for easing of sanctions, saying that this is no good for the public eye.

WHO Director Tedros Adhanom believes that while it is inevitable to lift
sanctions, it is important to slow down, gradually and gradually. According to preliminary studies, most people have found that the antibodies against the virus are lower than expected. Against this backdrop, many are still at risk of contracting the virus. Heard warned that it was too risky to not take action in the hopes of getting herd immunity.