WHO: One person died every 44 seconds last week.

According to the official website of the World Health Organization, the Director -General of the WHO Tan Desai said at a press conference on the 7th local time that one person died every 44 seconds last week, and most of these deaths were avoided.

According to the latest data from WTO, as of September 7, a total of over 600 million new crown cases in the world had exceeded 600 million cases and 6.48 million cases of death cases.

Medical staff samples in a new coronal virus detection point in New York, USA. Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Yingwang

Tan Desai pointed out that the number of cases and deaths in global reports continued to decline. This is very encouraging, but it cannot guarantee that this trend will continue.

According to him, since February, the number of new crowns reported every week worldwide has dropped by more than 80%. But even so, one person died every 44 seconds last week.

"You may be tired of it. I said that the new crown is not over, but I will keep saying it. This virus will not disappear." Tan Dezai said.

"The World Health Organization will release a set of six short policy briefings next week. I hope that countries will use these briefings to re -evaluate and adjust their policies to protect those who are most dangerous and treat those who need help, and then save their lives. This flow disease has been evolving, and the measures of each country must be the same. "Tan Dezai pointed out.

Source: Beijing Daily Client

- END -