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W.H.O. - “The systematic and generalised wearing of masks, at a 95% rate rather than the 60% rate today, together with strict controls on social gathe

sharon sanders

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W.H.O. - “The systematic and generalised wearing of masks, at a 95% rate rather than the 60% rate today, together with strict controls on social gatherings in public or private spaces, could save up to 281,000 lives by 1 February,” - October 16, 2020

Europe's daily Covid deaths could reach five times April peak, says WHO
October 15, 2020



Hans Kluge says epidemic could worsen drastically, but latest controls could save lives


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But he said an increase in testing was partly responsible for the rise in confirmed cases, while greater transmission among younger, less vulnerable people, plus hospitals’ improved ability to manage severe cases, was helping to lower the mortality rate.

There was plainly “a realistic potential” for the epidemic to worsen drastically, however, if the disease spread back into older and more vulnerable age groups “as a result of more intense social contacts between generations”.

Models suggested that if governments loosened restrictions for any length of time, daily Covid deaths could reach five times their previous highs by January next year, Kluge said. But the models also showed that simple measures could dramatically slow the trend.

“The systematic and generalised wearing of masks, at a 95% rate rather than the 60% rate today, together with strict controls on social gatherings in public or private spaces, could save up to 281,000 lives by 1 February,” he said.

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...ghest-ever-weekly-covid-cases-says-who-expert
 
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