The WHO has again taken extreme caution in easing strict measures. Those who take the first steps back to normality have to meet several conditions, said WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Last but not least, this includes the ability to quickly identify and isolate the infected. He warned that while the corona virus is spreading quickly, it is slowly softening. The virus is ten times more deadly than the 2009 swine flu, so Tedros. People would have to change their behavior and live social distance in the foreseeable future, it said.
The WHO held back on the question of whether infected people had protection against re-infection. There is still too little data to really be able to answer this in principle. It is currently assumed that once sick people would enjoy protection at least for a certain period of time.
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