Who: there is no evidence that COVID-19 will disappear in the summer. Michael, executive director of WHO health emergency project, · Ruian said in novel coronavirus pneumonia in Geneva on 6 July that there was no evidence that COVID-19 would disappear in summer.
Ruian said: "we still don't know how COVID-19 can behave and behave under different climatic conditions.
He stressed that COVID-19 must be assumed to have the ability to spread in the summer. For this reason, countries must act quickly and not expect COVID-19 to disappear in the summer, just like influenza viruses. (Xinhua News Agency)