Geneva - Sana
Today, the World Health Organization warned that an emerging coronavirus infection could turn into a "systemic disease."
TASS quoted the director of emergency programs in the organization, Mike Ryan, as saying during a press conference, "There is always a risk of any disease becoming endemic and systemic, and we have seen these examples in the past as humanity throughout history has only managed to defeat smallpox and have not succeeded so far, for example, in defeating On polio or measles ”.
Ryan explained that the Corona virus has several specifications indicating that eliminating it will be difficult, pointing out that the opportunity is available this year to significantly reduce the level of deaths and return to normal life, but that the virus will continue to transmit for a long time if we fail to ensure the availability of vaccines in all places.
Yesterday, the World Health Organization announced the registration of more than 577,000 cases of Coronavirus around the world, while the total deaths reached 2112689, and the United States tops the list of countries most vulnerable to infection with the Coronavirus, with 24604325 cases, followed by India with 10654533 cases, then Brazil, third, with 8753920 cases recorded.