World Health Organization warns of COVID-19 strains Omikron It won’t be the last species in this epidemic. pointed out that now is not the time to relax measures
On January 19, 1965, the World Health Organization (WHO) stated that the COVID-19 virus The omikron strain will not be the last in this outbreak. Although the spread of omikron species in some countries has begun to decline. He warned that high levels of cases worldwide are likely to lead to a mutation in the coronavirus. new species
“We’re hearing a lot of people saying, Omikron will be a covid-19 virus. The last species and everything will end following this. and that’s not true Because this virus is spreading violently around the world.”
While the situation of new infections throughout the past week showed that the number of new infections increased by 20%, but Dr. Van Kerkov stated that The number of new, unreported infections might make the actual number much higher.
Dr Bruce Islevard, a senior WHO official, warned that high levels of the epidemic make the virus more likely to multiply and mutate. which increases the risk of new virus strains
“We still don’t really understand the consequences of letting this go on,” Dr. Isleward said. is to face an emerging virus strain. and the new uncertainty we have to deal with as we move forward.”
Doctor Van Kerkoff said: Now is not the time to ease public health measures such as wearing masks and social distancing. He called on the government to step up such measures to better control the COVID-19 and prevent future outbreaks when new strains emerge.
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