WHO statement:
• "A high-level meeting was held on December 30 between WHO and China on the current increase in (COVID-19) cases, with the aim of obtaining more information on the situation and offering expertise and support from WHO.".
• "World Health Organization I again requested the regular sharing of specific epidemiological data in real time, including more data on genetic sequencing, disease impact, hospitalizations and intensive care units, and deaths".
• "The organization asked for data on vaccinations, particularly for the most vulnerable people over the age of 60".
• "WHO has reaffirmed the importance of vaccination and booster doses to protect people exposed to the most severe forms of the disease".
The head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, urged China to show more transparency regarding the epidemic situation in the country.
His comments came after she joined United State To several countries in imposing tests "covid 19" For travelers from China, which has abandoned restrictions on foreign travel despite the increase in infections.
Tedros said "Twitter": "In order to conduct a comprehensive risk assessment of the COVID-19 situation on the ground in China, WHO needs more detailed information.".
added: "In the absence of comprehensive information from China, it is understandable that countries around the world act in ways that they believe may protect their people".
Hospitals were overwhelmed across China after the decision to lift the strict rules that had helped largely contain the virus while hurting the economy and sparking widespread protests.
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According to a statement by the organization, “World Health” asked Beijing to share information regarding the epidemiological situation of “Covid 19” in real time, so that other countries can respond effectively.
WHO statement:
• “A high-level meeting was held on December 30 between the organization and China regarding the current increase in (Covid 19) cases, with the aim of obtaining more information about the situation and providing expertise and support from the World Health Organization.”
• “World Health Organization I again requested the regular sharing of specific data on the epidemiological situation in real time, including more data on genetic sequencing, disease impact, hospitalizations and intensive care units, and deaths.
• “The organization requested access to data on vaccinations, especially for people over the age of 60 who are most at risk.”
• “The organization has reaffirmed the importance of vaccination and booster doses to protect people exposed to the most severe forms of this disease.”
The head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, urged China to show more transparency regarding the epidemic situation in the country.
His comments came after she joined United State to several countries in imposing tests.covid 19On travelers from China, which has abandoned restrictions on foreign travel despite the increase in infections.
“In order to conduct a comprehensive risk assessment of the (Covid 19) situation on the ground in China, WHO needs more detailed information,” Tedros said on Twitter.
“In the absence of comprehensive information from China, it is understandable that countries around the world act in ways that they believe may protect their people,” he added.
Hospitals were overwhelmed across China after the decision to lift the strict rules that had helped largely contain the virus while hurting the economy and sparking widespread protests.