BEIJING/GENEVA: The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Saturday (May 2) welcomed the news that there are no more hospitalised Covid-19 (coronavirus) patients in Wuhan, China, praising its people's 'tireless efforts' to combat the pandemic.
BEIJING/GENEVA: The World Health Organisation on Saturday welcomed the news that there are no more hospitalised Covid-19 patients in Wuhan, China, praising its people's"tireless efforts" to combat the pandemic.
"That's very very welcome news to hear that there are no more severe cases, no more patients in Wuhan," said Dr Maria van Kerkhove , technical lead for the WHO's Health Emergencies Programme at a virtual press briefing here.Dr. van Kerkhove appreciated the"tireless efforts" of the people in Wuhan --"not just the healthcare workers but the individuals who stayed in their homes, who adhered to the public health measures.
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