A top British scientist has warned of another pandemic which as per him is 바카라absolutely inevitable바카라. His prediction comes at a time when the world is just getting over Covid-19 after four years.
Covid-19 pandemic brought the world to standstill between 2019 to 2021. Later, small Covid-19 waves kept arising at frequent intervals across the world.
Sir Patrick Vallance, who is the former chief scientific adviser to the British government, has urged the country바카라s government to prioritise preparations for the pandemic. He has also reportedly said the country is 바카라not ready바카라 for it yet.
According to the Guardian report, Vallance, speaking at a panel event at the Hay Festival in Powys, stressed that the UK government must implement 바카라better surveillance바카라 to detect the threats of the virus.
He has also recommended some measures to prevent drastic steps during the Covid-19 pandemic, such as diagnostic tests, vaccines, and treatments. He believes that such measures could be implemented, however, it would require some coordination.
바카라We know we have to have an army, not because there바카라s going to be a war this year, but we know it바카라s an important part of what we need as a nation. We need to treat this preparedness in the same way and not to view it as an easy thing to keep cutting back when there바카라s no sign of a pandemic 바카라 because there won바카라t be a sign of a pandemic,바카라 he was quoted by The Guardian as saying.
According to the report, Vallance also said that by 2023, G7 had 바카라sort of forgotten바카라 his points about the pandemic preparations in 2021. 바카라You can't forget about it,바카라 he said.
The British scientist, during the panel event, mentioned the World Health Organization's (WHO) pandemic accord, calling it a 바카라positive step바카라. However, he also criticised its 바카라lack of focus and urgency바카라.
Last week, the WHO said that Covid-19 has cut global life expectancy by almost two years, wiping out a decade of progress. According to the UN health agency's world health statistics study, global life expectancy fell 1.8 years to 71.4 years - the same level it was in 2012.
The study said that the amount of time an average person can expect to live in good health fell 1.5 years to 61.9 years in 2021.
