Geneva: When the world entered the third year of Pandemi Covid-19, Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreedreyesus said he was convinced that the pandemic would end in 2022 “if we united injustice.
On Friday, Tedros said,” Even though there was no The country coming out of the forest from a pandemic, we have many new tools to prevent and treat Covid-19.
Longer injustice continues, the higher the risk of this virus developing in a way that we cannot do in a way that we cannot do.
Prevent or prediction.
If we end injustice, we end the pandemic.
“When we entered the third year of the Covid-19 pandemic, I was sure that this would be our year to end it – but only if we did it together, he said.
Highlighting that Covid-19 is not the only health threat to be faced by people in the world world Front, he said, millions of people have missed routine vaccination, services for family planning, treatment for infectious and non-communicable diseases.
He further said that who recommends the broadest use of the world’s first malaria vaccine, which if introduced broadly and urgently, can save Tens of thousands of lives every year.
“Polio eradication was never closer, with only five cases recorded in two remaining endemic countries.
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Meanwhile, who and our partners responded to the crisis throughout the world, including stopping the new Ebola and Marburg outbreaks.
“Whose head said Utilizing innovation in data science for supervision and public health responses, added by the head.
He stressed that “we need all countries to work together to achieve global targets to vaccinate 70 percent of people in all countries in mid 2022.” The world recently recently Witnessing a new variant of Covid-19, which has been detected in South Africa, as ‘Omicron’.
WHO has classified Omicron as a ‘variant of concern’.