Data: 03/11/2020
Check out this animation and see how location, proximity and time can help you make safer choices when you're in an area of widespread COVID-19 transmission. For more information, go to: https://www.who.int/teams/risk-commun...
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Data: 31/10/2020
If the virus is haunting your community, please try to trick or treat with your little ones inside your homes. If local rules allow spooky celebrations in your neighborhood, here is how to do it safely with WHO expert Dr Maria Van Kerkove.
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Data: 31/10/2020
"Listening to Paul Garner, Martha Sibanda and Lyth Hishmeh share their experiences and array of symptoms, it reinforces what a dangerous virus COVID-19 is. Governments must recognise the long-term effects of the virus and ensure access to health services for those patients.
Their stories reinforce how morally unconscionable and unfeasible the so called ‘natural herd immunity’ strategy is. Not...
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Data: 01/11/2020
Following the SARS outbreak in 2003 and H1N1 outbreak in 2009, Mongolia embarked on a long term journey to strengthen public health emergency preparedness, supported by WHO. The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic was the real life test of the country system readiness. This video tells the story of Mongolia’s response to COVID-19: www.who.int/COVID-19
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Data: 02/11/2020
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FC Hello, everybody. I am Fadela Chaib, speaking to you from WHO headquarters in Geneva and welcoming you to our global COVID-19 press conference today, November 2nd. The Director-General, Dr Tedros, will be joining us remotely. Present in the from are Dr Mike Ryan, Executive Director, Health Emergencies, Dr Maria Van Kerkhove, Technical Lead for COVID-19, Dr Soumya Swaminathan, ...
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Data: 30/10/2020
COVID-19 affected all sectors of society in Spain, including sports, one of the population’s most important areas of life. In response, the Spanish ministries of health and sports, following WHO guidelines, developed the “Safe Sports” initiative. With the aim to help sporting competitions resume safely, for athletes and staff, Spanish authorities have taken a risk-based approach to assessing...
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Data: 30/10/2020
COVID-19 affected all sectors of society in Spain, including sports, one of the population’s most important areas of life. In response, the Spanish ministries of health and sports, following WHO guidelines, developed the “Safe Sports” initiative. With the aim to help sporting competitions resume safely, for athletes and staff, Spanish authorities have taken a risk-based approach to assessing...
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Data: 30/10/2020
Data: 27/10/2020
The Republic of Korea was one of the first countries in the world to be heavily affected by COVID-19. In response to the outbreak in the country, the government implemented a robust, nationwide response, built on intensive testing and contact tracing, medical care for affected people and a clear public information campaign. This response, drawing on lessons learned from past outbreaks and the advi...
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Data: 22/10/2020
As part of Serbia’s COVID-19 response, 101 containers were procured and delivered to health facilities around the country for triage and testing, thus keeping people who may be sick with COVID-19 outside of hospitals and other health facilities in order to reduce the risk of COVID-19 spreading to health workers and within health facilities.
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