WHO Director-General: Countries such as China have contained large-scale outbreaks

At a regular WHO briefing on July 27th local time, WHO Director-General Tan Desser said that while the world had changed, the pillars of the response to the outbreak had not changed: political leadership, notification, participation and listening to communities, and basic measures to curb the spread of the virus, such as detecting, detecting, caring for every case, and tracking and isolating its contacts. Also, keep your body away, clean your hands, avoid crowded and enclosed areas, and wear a mask as recommended.
that where these public health measures are taken, the number of new cases of coronary pneumonia will decline and the number of cases will increase without these measures. China, Canada, Germany and South Korea have contained large-scale outbreaks, and Cambodia, New Zealand, Rwanda and other countries have avoided large-scale outbreaks. The most fundamental element in stopping the new coronavirus is determination and a willingness to make difficult choices to keep each other safe. (Chief Station Reporter Zhu He)