The World Health Organization opposes lifting the lockdown in Pakistan

The World Health Organization (WHO) opposes ending the lockdown in Pakistan. The virus is not eradicated in Pakistan, if the lockdown is removed, the virus can spread to dangerous levels. According to media reports, a joint meeting of the United Nations and its affiliates was held in Islamabad. In which the situation of Corona virus and the easing of lockdown by the government of Pakistan was reviewed.

WHO officials say the virus has not been eradicated in Pakistan. In Pakistan, however, there is a risk of the virus spreading rapidly if the lockdown is lifted. In addition, the World Health Organization (WHO) in New York has warned the world that ending lockdowns in different countries could be dangerous.

World Health Organization Director-General Tedros said in a briefing that countries that were locked down by the corona virus must take six precautions before it can be eradicated.

He said that before easing the lockdown, it should be ensured that the number of corona cases is decreasing and the transmission of the virus is under control. Tedros said governments must ensure that there are effective isolation wards, tests and treatment facilities for suspected patients before the lockdown is eased. He said that arrangements should be made to prevent the spread of corona virus in nursing homes and treatment areas.

The Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) said that precautionary measures should be taken at workplaces, schools and other public places before the lockdown is lifted. He also directed the governments to ensure that arrangements have been made to stop the transmission of Corona virus from outside. Ted Ross also said that before easing the lockdown, it is important to ensure that people are fully aware of the corona virus at the community level.