Bill Gates, the world’s leading billionaire businessman And the Microsoft founder made the comments during a security forum in Munich, Germany over the weekend. By clearly stating that the current situation of the covid epidemic is improving for the better. But it is very likely that the world will face a new wave of outbreaks from pathogens that are different from the corona virus family.
Gates reiterated that The problem of facing the novel coronavirus outbreak will no longer be a panic crisis. If the world turns to cooperate and allocate the budget to invest in serious medical technology. Gates is confident that this medical technology will be the key to enabling the world to do better in the fight once morest epidemics.
In addition, Gates added that the world should accelerate the development and distribution of vaccines quickly and widely. He also urged the government to not forget to allocate budget to invest in medical technology along with economic recovery. so that in the event of the next outbreak Instead of taking up to 2 years for the epidemic situation to resolve. It can take only 6 months before reiterating that the cost of preparing for an epidemic or an emerging disease is not that great compared to the cost of dealing with global warming.
Bill Gates under the Foundation Bill & Melinda Gates It has teamed up with Britain’s Wellcome Trust to donate $300 million to the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), with a goal of raising $3.5 billion. For the budget to support the development of a new vaccine within 100 days in the event of a new wave of epidemics.
As for the current situation of the coronavirus outbreak Many agree that the main reason for the positive relief of the epidemic situation. This is due to the fact that vaccines can be invented and produced to deal with COVID-19. Most people are still skeptical that when the vaccine has completed the dose. It can be considered that the trip is safe and comfortable or not.
The show, on CNBC, gathered opinions from four medical professionals, all with differing opinions, starting with Dale Fisher, chief medical officer at the University of Health Systems in Singapore. who believe that people who have been vaccinated with full doses are well protected where the risk of becoming seriously ill is very low And the risk of traveling is more of an inconvenience than a health concern. is that travelers during this period may have a chance to be infected but rest assured that the illness will not be severe
Dr. Patrice Harris, former president of the American Medical Association, said that even following the full dose of injections, preventive measures for health and hygiene should not be neglected. Because at least, even if the situation unravels in a positive way But we cannot say that the outbreak is over.
However, tourists can still travel. Just ask to strictly follow the preventive measures. whether carrying documents for vaccination wearing a mask spacing and avoiding crowded places the air is not ventilated
Stefanos Kells, Professor of Medicine Harvard University said that for normal people who are physically strong. Not sick or have any congenital disease If you have received the full dose of the vaccine plus the 3rd booster dose, you should be able to travel more comfortably.
while people with underlying disease or weak body can still travel But requires more caution than usual as well. Kells’ point of view encourages people to accept, confront, and find ways to adapt to the coronavirus. Because it seems that this virus will definitely not disappear from the world for sure. So you have to deal with the virus like you deal with the common cold.
Professor Cyreil Cohen, head of the Immunology Laboratory at Barelan University in Israel, said it was still too early to be certain that people who have been vaccinated are safe. People who are infected and healed will have immunity. Of concern is the mutation of the virus. So until the situation comes back to be absolutely safe. can control the epidemic 100%, want people to avoid or refrain from traveling and carry out daily life with the utmost caution first
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