The organization's CEO: "Too many countries are in the wrong direction" • In the US - more than one percent of the population has so far been diagnosed as a carrier • The Trump administration has come out against Pucci: "Pouring the economy into the sink"

• Chairman of the Center for the War on Contagious Diseases, Anthony Pauchi // Photo: Reuters

The World Health Organization warned yesterday that despite the optimism in developing a corona virus vaccine, in some parts of the world the health situation is expected to continue to deteriorate.

"Let me be blunt - too many countries are in the wrong direction," the organization's executive director Tedros Gavriasos said in a press briefing.

He added that there was no escape, he understood, from additional hermetic locksmiths on distribution centers "where the epidemic had spiraled out of control."

As of yesterday, more than 12.9 million people have been diagnosed worldwide as carriers of the virus, and about 560,000 have died to date. In the United States, the global focus of the epidemic, more than one percent of the population - about 3.4 million people - have so far been diagnosed with corona carriers.

If the bad news of the World Health Organization's CEO is not enough, a new study was reported yesterday in the UK that questions the ability to get vaccinated.

In recent days, the Trump administration in the United States has been attacking one of the policy leaders in the fight against Corona - the head of the Center for Infectious Diseases, Dr. Anthony Pauchi.

In recent months, much controversy has erupted between Pucci and President Trump, and in the U.S. it has even been reported that the two have not spoken since June 2. Specifying estimates of the danger on his part that later turned out to be inaccurate.

The document, which is similar to a study on a political rival, includes examples of statements by a senior administration official, including, among other things, when he said in March that "there should be no walking around with masks." A White House spokeswoman yesterday refused to defend Pauchi, and a senior White House official even shared a cartoon on Twitter that showed him throwing the U.S. economy into the sink due to his desire for further restrictions.

Erez Lin and Assaf Golan participated in the preparation of the article