WHO: Countries around the world are in four different outbreak states

July 13, local time, WHO held a regular briefing on new crown pneumonia, WHO Director-General Tan Desser said that countries around the world are currently in four different states.
the first is a astute and alert country that is prepared and responds quickly and effectively to the first cases, avoiding a large-scale outbreak.
in these countries has mastered emergencies and effectively communicated with the population the measures that must be taken to contain the new coronavirus through the implementation of a comprehensive strategy for the detection, isolation, detection and care of cases, as well as the tracking and isolation of contacts. The second is to control countries with major outbreaks, such as across Europe, through strong leadership and adherence to key public health measures. The third is that, although the first peak of the outbreak was overcome, the relaxation of restrictions was the result of new outbreak peaks and accelerated case growth, and many countries were losing their gains in the fight against the disease because they did not implement risk reduction measures. The fourth is a country in the midst of an outbreak-intensive outbreak, including a number of countries in the Americas, South-East Asia and Africa.
that even with explosive transmission, it is never too late to get the virus under control. Severe restrictions have been reinstated in some cities and regions with intensive transmission to control the outbreak. WHO is committed to working with all countries and people to stop the spread of the virus, reduce mortality, support communities to protect themselves and others, and support strong government leadership and collaboration. (Chief Station Reporter Zhu He)