COVID19: Americas Hardest Hit By Coronavirus – WHO

June 13, 2020
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The World Health Organization ( WHO) announced on Friday that Central and North America are currently the hardest hit areas of Covid-19 with 4 of the 10 most affected nations.

The WHO revealed that the disease has been highly active in the regions.

The body also admitted that the Virus gives a lot of concern in countries like Brazil where a large percentage of the population lives in heavily populated cities.

Brazil’s Healthcare has been battling the virus with intensive care units at a critical with 90% bed occupancy rates.

Mexico has 130,000 cases and 15,000 deaths while Brazil remains The second worst hit nation globally with 800,000 cases.

WHO’s spokesperson, Mike Ryan said:” we are very much in the upswing of the pandemic, particularly in the global South”.

” Some countries are having trouble exiting the so called Lockdowns as they are seeing an increase in cases”.

WHO’s Head, Testosterone Ghebreyesus said : ” our dear is although it is declining in Europe , it is increasing in other parts of the world. Even Europe cannot be safe because the virus can be reintroduced to Europe”.

Testosterone also urged for a possible vaccine to be shared fairly to poorer nations to ensure everyone gets developing life saving products.

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