WHO Chief Spoke About The COVID-19 Pandemic.

As the vaccine race gathers pace, the WHO chief spoke on controlling the pandemic. Oxford-AstraZeneca's vaccine candidate showed promising in early trials. Oxford's vaccine appeared to be safe, induced immune response in subjects.

India also in the process of conducting trials with two indigenous vaccine candidates. WHO chief says, one of the key tools for suppressing transmission in indigenous communities and all sections is contact. No, any country can get control of its epidemic if it doesn't know where the virus.

WHO says many times, so-called lockdown measures can help reduce transmission. They cannot properly stop it; contact tracing is crucial for finding and isolating cases and quarantining and identifying their contact.

Mobile applications can also support contact tracing, but nothing replaces boots on the grounds that trained workers go door-to-door to find cases and break the chains of communications. Contact tracing is crucial for every country in every situation it can stop single cases from fetching clusters and clusters turning into community communications.

Even our countries with community transmission can make progress by breaking down their epidermis into the manageable department. This is all the more censorious as countries are opening up, of course, contact tracing is not the only tool it must be part of a comprehensive package. 

It is the biggest most important contact tracings that have long been the bedrock of outbreak response from smallpox to polio to Ebola and COVID-19. With strong leadership community engagement and a comprehensive strategy to suppress transmission and save lives, COVID-19 can be stopped.