GENEVA, April 15 — Covid-19 is far from becoming an endemic disease and could still trigger large epidemics around the globe, the World Health Organization said Thursday.
“I certainly do not believe we’ve reached anything close to an endemic situation with this virus,” Ryan told a live question-and-answer session on the WHO’s social media channels. “Don’t believe that endemic equals it’s over, it’s mild or not a problem. That’s not the case at all,” Ryan said. “We’re still in the middle of this pandemic. We all wish that we weren’t. But we are not in an endemic stage.”
wendyweeww Sad but scientifically sound .
Khairykj Not sure why KJ retweet this but he himself dismantle many covid restrictions. Is he confused or what ?
Siapa kata Covid common cold dia bodoh. Banyak complications boleh datang from covid. Even with vaccines, the risk is still there but much lower. Vaccines work. Sure, no more lockdowns and relaxed rules but dont ever treat covid as common cold. It is still a threat and be careful
WHO advises, but nations ought to consider what’s best for their own population. Covid is fast emulating the common cold, except the lethargy, for L1&2. No more darurats n no more lockdowns.
Lies and lies
Have to learn to live with covid Are you expecting humans to be forever in lockdown. By the way UK covid rate seems to be falling despite all restrictions no longer exists
Khairykj The same WHO that initially discouraged using facemasks (so that China could hoard) ? That declared a Pandemic only in March 2020? That WHO? That completely discredited institution for being a Chinese puppet?
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