Source: UOL - Sao Paulo, Brazil
Original Date Posted: 6/1/2020
Michael Ryan, WHO's head of emergency operations, warned that there is still no way to predict when South America will peak coronavirus transmission . In response to a question asked by the column , the agency made it clear that the world needs to show solidarity with the region and confirmed the data revealed earlier by UOL in which it places Brazil as the largest number of cases in the world, in the last 24 hours. It is difficult to predict," said the director, about when it could be a peak of cases in the region. But, according to him, of the ten locations with the highest transmission in the world, five are in the Americas. Brazil is leading. "The biggest increases are seen in Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Mexico, Haiti, Argentina and Bolivia," he said.
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