The World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Eidanom has expressed dissatisfaction with the actions of several countries, warning that the epidemic will spread if basic steps are not taken.
According to Reuters, Tedros Idhanom said during an online news briefing at the World Health Organization’s Center in Geneva: Is’.
“If basic measures are not taken, the epidemic will spread and it will get worse and worse,” he said.
It should be noted that the number of cases of corona virus in the world has exceeded 13 million at present while more than 500,000 victims have passed away.
The director general of the World Health Organization (WHO), which has come under fire from US President Donald Trump, said 230,000 new cases had been reported on Sunday.
He said that 80% of these cases were from only 10 countries and 50% were reported in only two countries.
The United States and Brazil are the countries most affected by Corona.
“There will be no return to normalcy in the near future, and there is great concern,” Tedros said.
He said the World Health Organization had not received a formal notification of US withdrawal from Donald Trump.
Donald Trump criticized the statement, saying that the World Health Organization helped China’s missteps in the beginning of the crisis, where Code-19 was first reported.
The US president himself has been criticized by political opponents for not taking the corona virus seriously, but he denies the impression and walked out wearing a mask for the first time in public yesterday.
It should be noted that the World Health Organization team went to China to investigate the exact location of the spread of the corona virus, where the first cases of corona were reported in Wuhan.
“According to the rules, our team is in quarantine before starting to work with Chinese scientists,” said Mike Ryan, head of WHO’s emergency services.
It should be noted that more than 60,000 cases are being reported daily in the United States for the last 5 days.
According to the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 60,469 new cases have been reported across the United States, bringing the total to 3,296,599.
According to the report, another 312 victims were killed and the death toll has risen to 134,884.