Pandemic
Emergency meeting at the WHO: The worst COVID-19 strain so far?
Tulio de Oliveira, director of the Center for Epidemic Response and Innovation in South Africa, conveyed to WHO representatives his concerns regarding COVID variant B.1.1.529, which is feared to be the worst variant of COVID identified so far.
After that, WHO decided to hold an extraordinary session, De Oliveira told Financial Times.
Giannis Retsos – The goal of 15 billion euros for 2022 is achievable
Travel receipts for our country will reach 10 billion euros in 2021 while for 2022 the goal of 15 billion euros is achievable.
The above assessments were expressed by the president of the Association of Greek Tourism Enterprises, Giannis Retsos, speaking yesterday at the Conference: Greek Tourism, a national affair.
Why are there so few Victims of COVID-19 in Africa
Only 7 percent of Africans are vaccinated, but the number of newly registered cases there is much lower than in Europe. What is the reason?
Far fewer new Covid-19 infections are currently reported in Africa than in Europe. But the danger still looms over the continent, with only 7 percent of the 1.3 billion population fully vaccinated.
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Bill Gates Predicts an End to the Pandemic in the Summer
Coronavirus mortality and overall levels of infection could reach seasonal flu averages by next summer, provided there are no new, more dangerous strains. The opinion is of the founder of Microsoft Corporation Bill Gates, who was a guest at the "New Economic Forum" in Singapore. The event was organized by businessman Michael Bloomberg.
World Bank official praises Turkey’s GDP growth
World Bank Vice President for Europe and Central Asia Anna Bjerde welcomed the positive growth of Turkey's economy during the pandemic in 2020 but also warned against outcomes of the inflation trend from which the whole world has been suffering.
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WHO: Bulgaria Ranks Third in the World in COVID-19 Mortality per 100,000 Population
Bulgaria remains third in the world in the number of deaths per 100,000 population, according to data from the World Health Organization on the spread of the coronavirus in the week of October 30 - November 5.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is in second place, followed by Peru.
WHO: The Pandemic is Far from Over
The pandemic is far from over, the World Health Organization has warned. The organization's director said the health crisis would end when "the world decides to end".
"It is in our hands, we have all the necessary tools - in the field of public health and medicine, but the world is not using them well," Tedros Gebreyesus said at a conference in Berlin.
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WHO: Mortality from Covid-19 Around the World Dropped to Lowest Level in Nearly a Year
The number of weekly coronavirus deaths worldwide continues to decline and is now at its lowest level in nearly a year. This was announced on Wednesday at a briefing in Geneva by the Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Gebreyesus, quoted by TASS.
Greece Wary of Double Epidemic – Flu and Covid Join Forces
Health experts in Greece are wary of a double epidemic due to the rise in covid-19 cases and the expected surge of seasonal influenza, Greek media reported.
Experts in Greece Fear a Double Pandemic; Hospitals in Northern Greece Under Severe Pressure
Experts in Greece fear a double pandemic due to the increase in the number of people infected with COVID-19 and the expected spread of seasonal flu, Greek media reported.