Beware of infection situation in India: WHO

Staff Reporter : The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has called for caution in India over the spread of coronavirus. He expressed concern over the situation in India. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he was concerned about the recent coronavirus infection in India. This situation in India is a devastating reminder of what the virus can do. In other words, the growing number of infections in India is taking a terrible turn, said the WHO chief. At the same time, he said on Friday that the continuous increase in coronavirus in the world is only due to the lack of vaccines. There is not enough vaccination, there is no testing, there is no treatment. It is to be noted that despite the increase in the amount of testing in India, there is still a lack of adequate medical facilities. There is also a lack of tickers. In that case, the WHO chief's warning is very relevant. It is clear from the statement of the WHO chief that the situation in India is going to get worse next time if the medical system is not improved besides increasing the amount of vaccination. BP/SM