WHO lauds Indian efforts in driving down Covid-19 cases
Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus, Director-General of World Health Organization has lauded India’s efforts in driving down Covid-19 cases. He said ‘India is highly successful in controlling Covid-19.
WHO warning : Refined flour, microwave popcorn, potato chips and processed meat may cause cancer
The World Health Organization states that cancer is the second largest cause of death in the world, killing 9.6 million people in 2018 alone. WHO has issued warnings that certain routines and food habits may trigger cancer.
Not certified any traditional medicine for the treatment of COVID-19 – WHO
A few days ago, in an event attended by Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan and Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari, Baba Ramdev had claimed that Patanjali Ayurved’s ‘Coronil’ has received certification from the Ayush Ministry under a WHO certification scheme.
WHO map separates Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir from India
A colour-coded map of India released by the World Health Organisation (WHO) depicts the Union Territories of J&K and Ladakh as separate from India.
WHO distorts map of India yet again
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has depicted India’s map in a wrong manner in yet another instance. India has given a warning regarding the same on three occasions so far.
The world can start dreaming of Corona’s end – WHO Chief
‘Work is underway on anti-coronavirus vaccines in several countries. In some places, the vaccine is in the third stage.
Government not providing quality masks, not creating awareness about it are obstacles in stopping the spread of coronavirus
As per the guiding principles of WHO on 5th June 2020 on masks, the single layer, double layer masks cannot stop the infection of coronavirus. To stop the spread of coronavirus, at least 3 layers are required for a ‘non-medical mask’ prepared from cloth.
Corona may never go away, like AIDS – WHO
‘Just like AIDS, the Corona may never go away. It may exist with us like other viruses. The world will have to learn to live with coronavirus. We must accept the reality’, said the Head of Crisis Program, WHO, Dr. Michael Ryan.