Countries that have seen COVID-19 resurgence have systems in place to respond: WHO chief
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The head of the WHO says several countries are seeing a resurgence in COVID-19 cases, but added they have systems in place to counteract any surge.
Speaking at a press conference in Geneva on Monday, Tedros (ADD-HAA-NOM) Adhanom (GEH'-bree-AY>/B>-suhs) Ghebreyesus said South Korea saw a new surge of cases in nightclubs and bars.
He also mentioned the epicenter of the virus, the Chinese city of Wuhan and Germany also places that have seen an increase in cases since the lifting of restrictions.
He urged vigilance in easing restrictions and lockdowns adding South Korea, China and Germany have the surveillance, testing and tracing infrastructure to respond to jump in cases.
The head of the WHO says several countries are seeing a resurgence in COVID-19 cases, but added they have systems in place to counteract any surge.
Speaking at a press conference in Geneva on Monday, Tedros (ADD-HAA-NOM) Adhanom (GEH'-bree-AY>/B>-suhs) Ghebreyesus said South Korea saw a new surge of cases in nightclubs and bars.
He also mentioned the epicenter of the virus, the Chinese city of Wuhan and Germany also places that have seen an increase in cases since the lifting of restrictions.
He urged vigilance in easing restrictions and lockdowns adding South Korea, China and Germany have the surveillance, testing and tracing infrastructure to respond to jump in cases.