WHO says it`s still hard to tell what stage the epidemic is at.
The World Health Organization said on Wednesday (12) that although the outbreak of new coronary pneumonia in China tends to moderate, it should be treated cautiously, and it is still early to say what stage the epidemic is in.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general, said after the meeting on Tuesday (11th) and Wednesday that the number of confirmed diagnoses in China had stabilized, but the epidemic appeared to moderate but still had to be "extremely prudent ". "The epidemic can still move in any direction," he said. Tam said the WHO international expert advance team, who came to China earlier this week to investigate the new outbreak of pneumonia, was doing well.
Mike Ryan, an emergency expert at the World Health Organization, said China`s big-scale operations to contain the epidemic gave it a chance to stabilize the number of new diagnoses in the country, although he said it was too early to infer that this was the beginning, middle or end of the epidemic.
In addition, for mr tan`s affirmation of china`s response to the new cap, jornalist pointed to china`s emphasis on face and asked china`s government whether it had asked for praise. Mr. tan, looking heavy-faced and denying, said china had taken many steps to slow the spread of the virus, such as shutting down cities such as wuhan and making tough decisions affecting society and economics.
