The World Health Organization (WHO) announced Thursday that the outbreak of the Corona virus in China is now a public health emergency of international concern, as appropriate recommendations and measures are being issued to tackle the virus, which has killed 170 people in China.
The World Health Organization, through its Twitter account, explained what a health emergency means, saying: “WHO makes interim recommendations. These measures are not binding but they are appropriate in practice and politically which can deal with travel, trade, quarantine, examination and treatment. WHO can Global also set global standards for practice. “
It is noteworthy that the World Health Organization announced today, Thursday, during the press conference held in Geneva, that there is no death resulting from coronavirus infection among infected people outside the State of China, stressing that the virus spreads rapidly and unprecedentedly compared to other epidemics that have emerged. In previous years, the World Health Organization, during the conference, declared a general emergency due to the increasing spread of Corona virus, which appeared and spread in a number of cities in China, and then moved to a number of countries in the world.
The organization also announced during the conference that the outbreak of the Corona virus in a number of countries in the world is unprecedented compared to other epidemics that spread in previous years.
The number of victims of the new Corona virus in China reached 170 people Thursday, after an unprecedented rise in the number of deaths within one day, while the process of evacuating the French, after the Americans and Japanese, from the isolated Wuhan from the world began.
– .
