UN warns coronavirus pandemic could be worst crisis since WW2
Antonio Guterres, the United Nations Secretary-General, has warned member nations that the COVID-19 pandemic could be the worst crisis the earth has faced since World War 2, stating that the economic impact of the pandemic will be unprecedented in recent memory and may trigger instability, volatility, and conflict across the globe, with the only mitigation option being for countries to stand together in combating the infection's spread.
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