The World Health Organization is addressing countries that have begun to alleviate the state of emergency caused by the new coronavirus.
WHO issued six recommendations that countries must follow:
The spread of the virus must be controlled;
Medical facilities should identify each infected person, isolate him or her, and treat. They should investigate the infected person and find their contacts;
The risks of spreading the virus should be minimized in areas such as hospitals and nursing homes.
It is necessary to take preventive measures at work, schools, kindergartens and other crowded places;
Risk management of the import;
The public should be fully informed about the new rules.
The World Health Organization is responding to the experience of China and South Korea as the second wave of infection in these countries is imported. The BBC reports information about the recommendations.
