A third phase of Covid-15 could occur in Europe, WHO warns

Washington, November 23, 2020, Monday

The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that another catastrophic wave of Kovid-15 could hit Europe as a result of the negligence shown by the Corona epidemic during the summer. According to the Swiss newspaper Solothuner Situng, WHO Special Envoy David Nabarro has warned that Europe will have to go through a very bad situation given the situation that is emerging. At present, everyone is hoping for a corona vaccine, but before that, it seems that corona transmission to Europe will increase. When the transition to the corona slowed down during the summer, the time was not used to build basic facilities and preparations. The third phase of the Corona transition is likely to take place in early 2021.

Thus, European countries are far ahead in economic development than Asian countries, but European countries have to learn from the steps taken by Asian countries to prevent the transition to Corona. It is dangerous to make hasty decisions when the virus is spreading. With the onset of the cold season in Europe, the transition to corona has begun to increase. Transition has begun to grow again in Germany, France and Spain. In comparison, in South Asian countries, only 6 new cases of corona have been reported in South Korea. Japan, with a population of 150 million, has about 400 cases reported. The total number of cases reported by South Korea since the outbreak of the Koro epidemic is only 30,800.

Nabaro scoffed at political leaders, saying leaders did not understand that the virus spread exponentially, not arithmetically. The mean number of exponentials can be doubled in a week. 20 times in two installments and 200 times in 3 installments. It can increase 1000 times in just four installments. Given the huge population of Asian countries, the expected situation is under control compared to Europe. People are trying to prevent the spread of the virus. The ones who are most at risk are taking special care .Many Asian countries did not give concessions in the lockdown ahead of time. If the countries of the world want their economies to remain strong, they must also be prepared to follow some basic rules.