WHO Predicts Covid-19 Could End in 2 Years, Reflecting on the Spanish Flu Outbreak in 1918

TRIBUNJATIM.COM – Here’s the prediction from WHO question Covid-19 can end in 2 years.

Reflecting on the Spanish flu outbreak that occurred in the year 1918.

The head of the world health organization (WHO) hopes that the Covid-19 pandemic can end in two years.

Speaking in Geneva on Friday (21/08), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the Spanish flu outbreak was on 1918 took two years to handle.

But he added that the current sophistication of technology could make the world handle the Covid-19 virus in a shorter time.

“Of course, with more connectivity, the virus has a greater chance of spreading,” he said.

“But at the same time, we also have the technology to stop it, and the knowledge to stop it,” he said, stressing the importance of “national unity, global solidarity”.

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The deadly Spanish flu outbreak has killed 50 million people.

As for corona virus so far it has killed nearly 800,000 people and infected 22.7 million people.

He also responded to questions about corruption personal protective equipment (APD) during the pandemic he described as a “criminal act”.

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