WHO committee ‘unanimous’: Not the time to lower guard on COVID-19

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WHO committee ‘unanimous’: Not the time to lower guard on COVID-19
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The World Health Organization's emergency committee unanimously agreed that now is not the time to lower the guard on COVID-19, the group's head told a press conference on Wednesday.

The WHO said the COVID-19 pandemic still constitutes a public health emergency of international concern—the highest level of alert that it can sound.

GENEVA, Switzerland — The World Health Organization's emergency committee unanimously agreed that now is not the time to lower the guard on COVID-19, the group's head told a press conference on Wednesday. "The decision was unanimous that it is not yet the time," said Didier Houssin, after the committee concluded that the pandemic still constituted a public health emergency of international concern—the highest level of alert that the WHO can sound.

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