The WHO raises a new alarm signal with warnings that target all countries around the world, and generates a lot of concern among many people at the moment, and this is because in the next period it will reach approximately 250 million cases of Coronaviruses registered throughout Europe, according to the organization's regional director.
The WHO says that there are still far too many new cases of infection, but also far too many deaths due to the Coronavirus, the current figures generating extreme concern, and this is because in the fall of this year a new wave of infections is expected that could generate not only economic blockages, but also a large number of sick people, or even deaths.
The WHO has been warning us for some time that a seventh wave of infections generated by the Coronavirus is expected for the whole world, and unfortunately it would hit Europe somewhere in October or November, so we can expect the situation to become much worse serious during that period, but new restrictions will come even sooner.
The WHO is trying to convince the countries of the world to prepare their citizens for the coming months, including if it will be necessary to impose new restrictive measures, but until now few countries are looking seriously at the months to come, including Romania, which treat the next wave of infections very relaxed.
📣 There will soon be 250m COVID-19 cases in the WHO European Region. # COVID19 is still putting people in hospital and still causing too many deaths.
WHO/Europe anticipates a surge in cases this winter. 🧵 pic.twitter.com/EEFhYiYm1V
— WHO/Europe (@WHO_Europe) September 6, 2022
