W.H.O on Hantavirus Amid Ship Outbreak: While This Is a Serious Incident, W.H.O Has Assessed the Public Risk as Low

RUSH EXCERPT:ADHANOM: "Given the incubation period of the virus which can be up to six weeks it’s possible that more cases may be reported. Why- and this is a serious incident. W assesses the public health risk as low. It also shows why the international regulations exist and how they work, doubly joys, working with multiple governments and partners on the response under those regulations. Our priorities are to ensure the affected patients receive, can bet. The remaining passengers on the ship are kept safe and treated with dignity and to prevent any further spread of the virus. On Monday, I asked prime minister pedro Sanchez of Spain to accept the ship which he agreed to agreed to do, and I. Thank prime minister for his generosity, solidarity and meeting his moral duty. The ship is now sailing for the canary islands and we’re confident in the capacity of Spain to manage this risk and we’re supporting them to do so. Once again, we assess the risk to the people of the Canary Islands as low"

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W.H.O on Hantavirus Amid Ship Outbreak: While This Is a Serious Incident, W.H.O Has Assessed the Public Risk as Low‘It’s possible that more cases may be reported’News & Politics,InternationalRUSH EXCERPT:ADHANOM: "Given the incubation period of the virus which can be up to six weeks it’s possible that more cases may be reported. Why- and this is a serious incident. W assesses the public health risk as low. It also shows why the international regulations exist and how they work, doubly joys, working with multiple governments and partners on the response under those regulations. Our priorities are to ensure the affected patients receive, can bet. The remaining passengers on the ship are kept safe and treated with dignity and to prevent any further spread of the virus. On Monday, I asked prime minister pedro Sanchez of Spain to accept the ship which he agreed to agreed to do, and I. Thank prime minister for his generosity, solidarity and meeting his moral duty. The ship is now sailing for the canary islands and we’re confident in the capacity of Spain to manage this risk and we’re supporting them to do so. Once again, we assess the risk to the people of the Canary Islands as low"Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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