Corona risk even higher - WHO


The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that the corona epidemic could be at risk if left untreated.
 
The organization's director-general, Tedros Aden, made the remarks at a press conference to raise awareness about the corona epidemic.
 
Explaining the situation, he said that many countries are currently taking the wrong steps regarding the coronavirus.
 
Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated in many countries due to the dispensation of drugs not recommended by the World Health Organization and the low risk of social isolation. The United States is currently at its center, and the World Health Organization's Director-General has pointed out that differences between health experts and President Donald Trump have further increased the country's epidemic risk.

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