Warning .. The world will face a "serious" spread of the flu

The World Health Organization said the world would inevitably face a new spread of the flu and had to prepare for the possible destruction that could be the cause and not underestimate the risks.

The WHO said on Monday that it had reviewed a global plan to fight viral diseases and took preventative measures before a possible global spread.
The emergence of a new pandemic "has become a matter of time" and not just a possibility.

"The threat of pandemic influenza is very present," said the Director-General of the WHO in a statement. "We must be vigilant and ready.
The flu will far exceed the cost of prevention measures. "

The latest influenza virus was transmitted by the H1N1 virus, which spread worldwide in 2009 and 2010. Studies have shown that one in five people in the world was infected in the first half of the world. year and that its mortality rate was 0.02%.

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To hit hundreds of thousands.

Influenza viruses are numerous and variable and infect about one billion people each year during a period of spread. Of the three million to five million serious cases, between 290,000 and 650,000 die each season.

Vaccines prevent the injuries of some people and the World Health Organization recommends annual vaccination, especially for health workers and more.
Subject to diseases such as the elderly and children.

The organization's plan, described as the most comprehensive to date, includes measures to protect the population as much as possible from annual releases.
Flu and get ready for the pandemic.

The WHO said its two main goals are to improve global surveillance and response capabilities by urging all governments to develop a national influenza control plan and develop better tools for disease control. prevention, surveillance, containment and treatment of diseases, such as vaccines and more effective antiretrovirals.