A Nightmare ‘Omicron’ Statement by WHO for Turkey

Hans Kluge, World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for Europe Turkey’s He also made frightening statements for some countries. Expressing that the omicron variant has increased its dominance at the press conference he held, Kluge said that in the coming periods, the number of cases will increase. Because explosions can happen talked about. According to Kluge, the only way to prevent the omicron variant is to get vaccinated.

“We can see a new epidemic storm approaching. In a few weeks, Omicron will become the dominant variant in many hospitals in the region and health will crash the system. The third dose of vaccine is the most important defense mechanism against the Omicron variant.” Dr. Hans Kluge said that governments that you should be ready underlined.

What are the symptoms of the Omicron variant?

Dr. Hans Kluge also described the symptoms of the omicron variant. According to the WHO official, people who contract the omicron variant 89 percentThey suffer from the clearest symptoms of COVID-19, such as high fever, cough and sore throat. Moreover, this time, young and middle-aged people are at greater risk. Hans Kluge said: Cases often occur at work or in their private lives. entering crowded environments It also includes people in their 20s and 30s.

Dr. Although frightening statements were made by Hans Kluge Health Minister Fahrettin Koca, has been making positive statements for a while. For example, Minister Koca, who made a statement about the coronavirus pandemic last night, said, “Our loss of life and the number of cases began to decrease. We started to gain a general advantage in our fight against the epidemic. Some indirect damage caused by the epidemic continues. Our ability to make up for them and pave the way depends, in part, on taking the situation under control with vaccines and precautions.” He said. The interesting thing is that although omicron was seen in some citizens in Turkey, there was no big explosion. It seems that the coming days will be critical for the course of COVID-19.