The threat of virus is increasing in Pakistan! How many lakh patients will there be by July? How many districts of the country are spread? World Health Organization (WHO) warns people against making dangerous predictions

NEW YORK (NNI) - The head of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom, has warned that the number of people infected with the corona virus in Pakistan could exceed 200,000 by mid-July unless effective intervention against the virus is carried out According to media reports, at the launch of the Pakistan National Strategic Preparation and Response Plan Virtual Conference, the WHO chief said that the Code 19 Response Plan depends on the joint strategy of the Pakistani government, the United Nations and its partners. He said that it was the United Nations, Pakistan's National Action Plan and the W.C.

The WHO is linked to the Global Strategic Preparation and Response Plan. The WHO chief said that the virus has spread to 115 districts of Pakistan and Sindh and Punjab are among the most affected provinces. The Department of Medicine is experiencing additional stress and the suffering of those affected is increasing, he said, adding that the effects of the virus on the socio-economic sector need to be addressed. Tedros Adhanom said: In the face of a rapidly spreading epidemic, Pakistan needs more flexible and timely financial assistance than ever before to combat the epidemic. He said that the plan reflects the entire strategic resources of the government. The WHO chief said that he would make a few requests to other local and international partners, including the United Nations, for Pakistan. The virus is a real threat and mitigation of this threat depends on a coherent and solid approach. "We need to not only implement this plan but also coordinate to increase resources," he said. So that it can be used in a timely manner wherever it is needed. Finally, on the arrival of Ramadan, they converted Muslims in Pakistan The WHO has said that the number of people infected with the corona virus in Pakistan could reach more than 200,000 by mid-July if effective intervention is not taken against the virus. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom said in a tweet that an effective strategy was urgently needed. He said that given the economic situation created by the virus, its effects on the economy would be devastating.

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