WHO says it’s unlikely to happen a second major wave

2020-05-25

There are more than 5.3 million people infected with the new coronavirus.

The director of the Public Health department of the World Health Organization (WHO) said this Monday that a second major wave of the new coronavirus is “increasingly” unlikely, but advised a lot of caution.

In an interview with Catalan radio RAC-1, Maria Neira indicated that the forecasting models with which the WHO works “advance many possibilities, from new punctual outbreaks to a new important wave, but the latter possibility is more and more to be discarded”.