WHO warns virus crisis has ‘long way to go’ as deaths top 180,000
The beach is closed due to the coronavirus outbreak, in Ocean City, Maryland, USA, yesterday. Beaches in Florida and South Carolina, however, have reopened this week as social distancing rules are relaxed in these states. – EPA pic, April 23, 2020.
THE World Health Organisation yesterday warned that the coronavirus crisis will not end any time soon, with many countries only in the early stages of the fight, as the global death toll surpassed 180,000. The pandemic has sparked not only a health emergency, but a global economic rout, with businesses struggling to survive, millions left jobless, and millions more facing starvation.
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