Right now the first wave of the epidemic is going on, the second will come, the World Health Organization

Right now the first wave of the epidemic is going on, the second will come, the World Health Organization

           The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the first wave of the corona virus epidemic is still raging and the world is not out of it, while a second wave will follow."We are in the midst of the first wave of global epidemics," said Dr. Mike Ryan, the agency's executive director. We are still at the stage where the disease is gaining momentum.He said the number of cases was increasing in South America, South Asia and other regions. The disease can get out of control at any time. North America, Europe, Southeast Asia and other regions should not be in a hurry to soften their measures.

         Dr. Ryan heads the World Health Organization's emergency programs. He issued a warning months before the second wave of the epidemic, raising concerns among those opposed to early business opening.

         India is one of the countries where cases of coronavirus are on the rise. In a country with a population of 1.3 billion, more cases are coming to light than ever before. Despite about 1.5 million patients and more than 4,000 deaths, domestic flights were resumed in India on Monday.

         Brazil, a South American country, has also seen an increase in cases and deaths, making it the world's second-largest patient country. Brazil has been recording more deaths than the United States for two days. The United States has since banned foreigners from entering Brazil.

         Meanwhile, Spain's foreign minister has said that EU members should agree to open their borders and decide which countries are safe to travel to. 

         Greece is reducing sea travel to its islands from June 1 to encourage tourists, while the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary will allow each other's citizens to travel without quarantine from Wednesday.