Die Welt muss sich auf die nĂ€chste „Pandemie“ vorbereiten, warnt die WHO

 


Der Chef der Weltgesundheitsorganisation (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, hat gewarnt, dass sich die Welt auf die nĂ€chste Pandemie vorbereiten sollte, die „viel tödlicher“ als die COVID-19-Pandemie sein könnte. Zu einer Zeit, in der die FĂ€lle von Coronavirus-Infektionen weltweit einigermaßen stabil geblieben sind. Mit dieser Warnung hat der WHO-Chef die Besorgnis der Menschen noch verstĂ€rkt. „Das Ende von COVID-19 als globaler Gesundheitsnotstand bedeutet nicht das Ende von COVID-19 als globale Gesundheitsbedrohung“, sagte Tedros.

Dies sagte der Chef der WHO bei der Vorstellung seines Berichts auf der 76. Weltgesundheitsversammlung. Der WHO-Chef sagte, dass viele Menschen mit dem kommenden Virus infiziert werden wĂŒrden. Dabei unterstrich er die Notwendigkeit eines wirksamen globalen Systems, das weiterhin alle Arten von NotfĂ€llen löst. Er riet: „Wenn die nĂ€chste Pandemie zuschlĂ€gt, mĂŒssen wir bereit sein, sie entschlossen und gemeinsam zu bekĂ€mpfen.“

Der WHO-PrĂ€sident sagte bei dem Treffen, dass die Corona-Epidemie in den letzten drei Jahren unsere Welt verĂ€ndert habe. UngefĂ€hr 70.000 Menschen starben dabei, aber wir wissen, dass die Zahl noch höher sein kann, nĂ€mlich etwa 20 Millionen. Er sagte: Wenn wir nicht die Änderungen vornehmen, die vorgenommen werden sollten, wer wird es dann tun? Darauf sollten wir vorbereitet sein.

Der WHO-Chef warnte davor, dass nach der Corona-Epidemie die Gefahr einer weiteren Viruserkrankung bestehe, die zum Tod vieler Menschen fĂŒhren könne.

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