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COVID global health emergency is officially ending, WHO says, but warns virus remains a risk

Por: CBS News World May 05, 2023

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The World Health Organization announced Friday it would declare an end to the global emergency, urging countries to begin transitioning their response to a virus that it warns still remains a global health threat. The worst thing any country could do now is to use this news as a reason to let down its guard, to dismantle the systems it has built, or to send the message to its people that COVID 19 is nothing to worry about, Dr. Tedros Adhanom... + full article



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