Lockdown could create new wave of Corona virus-infected cases without strengthening the system: World Health Organization

Lockdown could create new wave of Corona virus-infected cases

The United Nations ( April 16, 2020) World Health Organization warns of a possible second wave of the Corona virus, saying governments should not ease the lockdown without additional measures, including strengthening the health system. Because removing premature social distances can lead to an enormous increase in corona virus transmission and a potential second wave of viruses.

The World Health Organization says it is grateful to several countries, organizations and individuals who have expressed their support and commitment in recent times, including financial support from the WHO. He said that countries around the world should make every effort to prevent the devastating consequences of the Corona virus and that they should follow the instructions of testing, diagnosis, isolation, transfer detection and quarantine for all those who have corona. Get in touch with people affected by the virus.

The WHOK's new guidelines also highlight the integrated global support needed to tackle the Corona virus, while emergency measures are being implemented to further improve Corona virus response plans. World Health Organization spokesman Dr. Margaret Harris said during the video conference that there were more cases of the Corona virus in Europe and the United States, so we are not seeing the worst of it right now, though Spain and Italy have been spreading widely in several countries. Now there is a slight decrease in infected cases, while in the UK and Turkey the number of infected cases is still increasing, so this is a very mixed situation.

He said that countries in the world should ease the movement of people only if corona virus transmission is definitely overcome - namely tests, detection of recent victims' contacts, affected and There are steps that need to be taken to keep healthy people separate. "At the same time, we have to make sure that the national health system of the country is able to cope with the number of new cases, and that officials and employees in schools and offices work at a reasonable distance from each other," he said. Or work from home to children and employees, people do not leave unnecessary homes and people should be informed periodically.

The spokesman said that some countries prevented the spread of the Corona virus by identifying, testing and quarantining the affected persons and locating their contacts, thus reducing the number of cases and deaths from implementation of stringent protective measures and continuing to provide quality care. But such measures affect disproportionately poor people, immigrants, internally displaced persons and refugees who live in crowded and scarce resources and rely on daily living