Geneva: The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned the world about the Corona virus that Covid-19 may never end.
“Corona could become another area-specific virus among us and it may never end,” Michael Ryan, director of emergency issues with the World Health Organization, said at a virtual press conference in Geneva.
Giving the example of HIV, he said that this virus has not died.
According to Michael Ryan, without a vaccine, it can take years for ordinary people to get an appropriate level of immunity about the disease.
There are several attempts to prepare the vaccine for Covid-19. Efforts are being made to make at least 100 vaccines for Covid-19 broadly. But experts around the world are anticipating that such a vaccine will never be ready.
However, countries around the world have started loosening their lockdown. On this, the head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Gibrios, has also said that this can increase the speed of infection worldwide.
Gibrayas said, “Many countries are adopting different ways to get out of the current lockdown situation. But the World Health Organization is advising all countries in the world to be on alert. Each country is still at the highest level Need to stay alert. “
Lockdown is being relaxed in many countries around the world and it is believed that the effect of this virus has reduced. But Ryan said in his press conference that countries which are opening themselves to lockdown are doing a lot of ‘magical thinking’. According to Ryan, it will take a long time to return to normal life.
He said, “We have to think with reality, this is also important. I think no one can tell how long this virus will be present. No promise can be made and no date can be fixed.” . “
Michael Ryan also said that finding a diagnosis of this virus is a long process and may never be completed.
According to Ryan, if the vaccine of Covid-19 is ready, then it will have to be tested first worldwide and a lot of effort will be needed to control the corona virus in the coming days.
At the same time, World Health Organization epidemiologist Maria van Kerkhove also said, “We need to make this mindset that it will take time to get out of this epidemic.”
