Bill Gates, who has become more popular with the emergence of the coronovirus epidemic, has made statements on the subject many times. The famous businessman, who said that the risks of COVID-19 have decreased especially recently, made his warnings for the great risk that awaits the whole world.
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Bill Gates: ‘More contagious and deadly variant is on the way’
Gates, co-chairman of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, continues to regularly warn of a potential new pandemic. The Microsoft founder made frightening statements on the subject to the Financial Times. Gates stated that the global coronavirus epidemic will not end anytime soon.
Gates, who attracted attention with the statements he made during the pandemic process, was accused of maliciousness by some segments, although he was carefully followed by many people. According to Gates, who continues his harsh warnings, new variants of the coronavirus will come. Also, the new variants will be much more contagious and deadly. The famous businessman used the following statements in a statement to the Financial Times.
There is a risk that more than five percent of a variant will be produced, which may be more contagious and even more deadly than the previous one. The amount of money invested in healthcare systems is very small compared to the return. On the other hand, the current funding of the World Health Organization does not take the epidemic seriously.
Bill Gates warned everyone not to let go of the measure. Stating that the epidemic process is still not over and we have not experienced the worst yet, Gates emphasized that people should trust the explanations of epidemiologists. On the other hand, in addition to these words, he said that one should not be too pessimistic.
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