Coronavirus Can Still Be Brought Under Control, Says WHO Chief: NDTV
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TOI: 21:32 (IST), JULY 10, 2020: We need leadership, community participation and collective solidarity: WHO
Coronavirus Can Still Be Brought Under Control, Says WHO Chief: "There are many, many examples from around the world," said Tedros, that even if the COVID-19 outbreak is "very intense, it can still be brought back under control". World Agence France-Presse:Updated: July 10, 2020 10:57 pm IST: https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/coronavirus-can-still-be-brought-under-control-says-who-chief-tedros-adhanom-ghebreyesus-2260772
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THE TIMES OF INDIA | JULY 10, 2020, 22:15:22 IST: Coronavirus live updates: Lockdown in Pune from July 13 to July 23: Covid cases in India rose by 26,500 on Thursday, setting daily record. Total Coronavirus cases in India is now 7,93,802 and 21, 604 people have died due to the virus The govt continues to maintain there is no community spread yet. Stay with TOI
22:15 (IST), JULY 10, 2020: WHO says airborne Covid transmission a concern but droplets appear dominant: "Aerosol transmission is one of the modes of transmission that we have been concerned about since the beginning, particularly in healthcare settings ... where we know these droplets can be aerosolised - which means can stay in the air longer," Maria Van Kerkhove, technical lead on the Covid-19 pandemic at the WHO told an online briefing from Geneva.
21:51 (IST), JULY 10, 2020: New WHO guidance calls for more evidence on airborne transmission: In its latest transmission guidance, the WHO acknowledged that some outbreak reports related to indoor crowded spaces have suggested the possibility of aerosol transmission, such as during choir practice, in restaurants or in fitness classes
21:38 (IST), JULY 10, 2020: Even in Dharavi, a densely packed area in Mumbai, a strong focus on community engagement & the basics of testing, tracing, isolating & treating all those that are sick is key to breaking the chains of transmission & suppressing the virus: WHOs
21:32 (IST), JULY 10, 2020: From countries where there is exponential growth, to places that are loosening restrictions and now starting to see cases rise. We need leadership, community participation and collective solidarity: WHO
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