2ND MEETING FOR WHO MEMBERS AS THE SECOND COVID-19 WAVE HITS THE WORLD

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May nations face a second and more aggressive outbreak of the virus
WHO says that the impact of the coronavirus may be long-lasting

The World Health Organization has stated that the impact of the coronavirus on a global scale will be long-lasting. While addressing questions it was stated by WHO that the serology studies have now proven that most of the people in the world are prone to ....

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2ND MEETING FOR WHO MEMBERS AS THE SECOND COVID-19 WAVE HITS THE WORLD

Published On 01 Aug 2020 09:27 AM

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