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In a week in which the cases of coronavirus have hit high records - and the head of the White House said: "We will not control the pandemic" - Chief Executive Officer of the World Health Organization Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that you can not stop taking care of you. "We understand pandemic fatigue that people feel," said Ghebreyesus. "But if we want to avoid them, we must all play on our part and we can not give up," he added. Read for more than his warning and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

The leader of WHO says that "fatigue" is real - but we must protect our human comrades

"Working from the house, the children being in a distance, can not celebrate milestones with friends and family or not to be there to cry lovers - it's hard and fatigue is real", has Declared WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. But, he said, "We can not give up ... leaders need to balance the disruption of life and livelihoods with the need to protect health workers and health systems as the intensive care fill up. "

Health workers are indeed in danger. ACDCReport published Just Today has studied "data on the characteristics and results of American health care personnel (HCP) with COVID-19" and found that: "HCP may have a serious disease associated with Vis- 19, highlighting the need for the continued prevention of health care infection and control as well as community mitigation efforts to reduce SARS-COV-2 transmission. "

"From the beginning of the pandemic in the United States, the front-line medical personnel have complained of shortages of personal protective equipment. Some of the shortages with time, but supplies have become stretched in some parts of the country as A thrust of coronavirus epidemics have reached daily records, "says theNew York Times. "Calling Conclusions No Surprise", Michelle Mahon, Assistant Director of Nursing Facions to United National Nurses "Criticized Federal Managers not to have more robust guidelines in place. His organization, issuingA report on the death of workersLast month, said that about 2,000 health workers died so far from the virus. "

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We can both mitigate and control the pandemic, says who

The comments of Ghebreyesus came for a week in which the Chief of Staff of the White House Mark Meadows told CNN: "We will not control the pandemic. We will control the fact that we get vaccines, therapeutics and other mitigation measures, "Mr. Meadows said.

Asked about the comments of the Meadows, Ghebreyesus agreed that mitigation is essential, as is the protection of vulnerable, "but abandoning control is dangerous," he said, calls "not contradictory". "We can do the two," he said. "Governments should do their part and our citizens should do their part, do everything to minimize transmission," he said.

Ghebreyesus also discussed the distribution of the vaccine. "It is natural that countries want to protect their own citizens first, but if and when we have an effective vaccine, we must also use it effectively. And the best way to do it is to vaccinate some people in all countries Rather than all people some countries. Let me be clear: vaccinal nationalism will prolong the pandemic, not shortening it, "he said.

"There is no magic solution to this epidemic. Nobody wants more so-called Lockdowns. But if we want to avoid them, we must all play on our part." So play your share: Wash your hands, wear yourfacial mask, avoid crowds and cross this pandemic at your healthiest, do not miss these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.