WHO warns of ‘deadly resurgence’ if coronavirus restrictions are lifted too soon
The head of the World Health Organization on Friday warned of a “deadly resurgence” if restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus are lifted too soon -- as political leaders across the globe begin to consider re-opening daily life in their countries. His remarks came on the same day as President Trump said he wants to re-open the United States “as soon as possible.”
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Trump says China wants him to lose re-election
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Climate change: World mustn't forget 'deeper emergency'
Climate change: World mustn't forget 'deeper emergency'
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