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cehhh!!! dok gelabah tetek plak WHO neh...denggi lagi cepat mampus la
chill sudah |
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Azharitubunga replied at 31-1-2020 11:33 AM
WHO lak yg panik ni kenapa?
Denggi lg bahaya la.. merokok lg bahaya pd koronavirus
Jgn nak sebar b ...
obesiti lg bahaya taww haha |
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adeqbun replied at 31-1-2020 12:04 PM
hari tu ade bebebrapa post die sakastik psl netizen yg Panik sbb nciv dan conpare kematian sbb rok ...
tak sangka doc tp buat perbandingan bodoh dan mmg sah2 luar konteks |
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Aku x tau nk komen apa2 dah  |
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adeqbun replied at 31-1-2020 12:04 PM
hari tu ade bebebrapa post die sakastik psl netizen yg Panik sbb nciv dan conpare kematian sbb rok ...
Diabetes ada hok keturunan ada sebab pemakanan.we can manage...ncov kalo teruk berkurung kita dln rumah...lgk beso impak ekonominya.... |
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apa lah who ni..
ni masalah kecik je la.. korang tak pandai, menteli pee esh lagi pandai.. lagi2 madey tu |
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Sumbat najib kat sungai buloh.. setel masalah korona kata cai pee esh |
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pakar negara yang jadi advisor kepada pm lagi pandai dari WHO rasanya kan?
jgn memandai2 nak ikot WHO yach |
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Ha ni baru bole la gelabah tetek masing2 |
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pas tu panggil orang makcik bawang padahal dia lagi cam makcik bawang with a medical degree
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dah ada penawar baru org tak panik |
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Kita pun kurang setuju seandainya ada professional perubatan dalam menasihati menggunakan penulisan sinis. Jangan stereotaipkan tanggapan seolah-olah semua netizen sebagai musuh Doc.
Sama-sama kita bekerjasama menangani musibah. |
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Malaysia tunggu apa lagi wehhh..tlg la ban puak2 pemakan babi ni |
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*WHO Director-General's statement on IHR Emergency Committee on Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)*
By Media Statement 31.1.2020
Our greatest concern is the potential for the virus to spread to countries with weaker health systems.
"Good evening to everyone in the room, and to everyone online.
Over the past few weeks, we have witnessed the emergence of a previously unknown pathogen, which has escalated into an unprecedented outbreak, and which has been met by an unprecedented response.
As I have said repeatedly since my return from Beijing, the Chinese government is to be congratulated for the extraordinary measures it has taken to contain the outbreak, despite the severe social and economic impact those measures are having on the Chinese people.
We would have seen many more cases outside China by now – and probably deaths – if it were not for the government’s efforts, and the progress they have made to protect their own people and the people of the world.
The speed with which China detected the outbreak, isolated the virus, sequenced the genome and shared it with WHO and the world are very impressive, and beyond words.
So is China’s commitment to transparency and to supporting other countries.
In many ways, China is actually setting a new standard for outbreak response. It’s not an exaggeration.
I also offer my profound respect and thanks to the thousands of brave health professionals and all frontline responders, who in the midst of the Spring Festival, are working 24/7 to treat the sick, save lives and bring this outbreak under control.
Thanks to their efforts, the number of cases in the rest of the world so far has remained relatively small.
There are now 98 cases in 18 countries outside China, including 8 cases of human-to-human transmission in four countries: Germany, Japan, Viet Nam and the United States of America.
So far we have not seen any deaths outside China, for which we must all be grateful. Although these numbers are still relatively small compared to the number of cases in China, we must all act together now to limit further spread.
The vast majority of cases outside China have a travel history to Wuhan, or contact with someone with a travel history to Wuhan.
We don’t know what sort of damage this virus could do if it were to spread in a country with a weaker health system.
We must act now to help countries prepare for that possibility.
For all of these reasons, I am declaring a public health emergency of international concern over the global outbreak of novel coronavirus.
The main reason for this declaration is not because of what is happening in China, but because of what is happening in other countries.
Our greatest concern is the potential for the virus to spread to countries with weaker health systems, and which are ill-prepared to deal with it.Let me be clear: this declaration is not a vote of no confidence in China. On the contrary, WHO continues to have confidence in China’s capacity to control the outbreak.
As you know, I was in China just a few days ago, where I met with President Xi Jinping. I left in absolutely no doubt about China’s commitment to transparency, and to protecting the world’s people.
To the people of China and to all of those around the world who have been affected by this outbreak, we want you to know that the world stands with you. We are working diligently with national and international public health partners to bring this outbreak under control as fast as possible.
In total, there are now 7834 confirmed cases, including 7736 in China, representing almost 99% of all reported cases worldwide. 170 people have lost their lives to this outbreak, all of them in China.
We must remember that these are people, not numbers.
More important than the declaration of a public health emergency are the committee’s recommendations for preventing the spread of the virus and ensuring a measured and evidence-based response.
I would like to summarize those recommendations in seven key areas.
First, there is no reason for measures that unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade. WHO doesn’t recommend limiting trade and movement. We call on all countries to implement decisions that are evidence-based and consistent. WHO stands ready to provide advice to any country that is considering which measures to take.
Second, we must support countries with weaker health systems.
Third, accelerate the development of vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics.
*Fourth, combat the spread of rumours and misinformation.*
Fifth, review preparedness plans, identify gaps and evaluate the resources needed to identify, isolate and care for cases, and prevent transmission.
Sixth, share data, knowledge and experience with WHO and the world.
And seventh, the only way we will defeat this outbreak is for all countries to work together in a spirit of solidarity and cooperation. We are all in this together, and we can only stop it together.
This is the time for facts, not fear.
This is the time for science, not rumours.
This is the time for solidarity, not stigma.
Thank you." |
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hussaini4675 replied at 31-1-2020 11:17 AM
Kredit foto: Facebook
..."melemahkan sistem kesihatan negara"???? Bangang punya Suara Merdeka ex Utushit translate pun tak betul. Deyy WHO cakap pasal pasal damage di negara yang mempunyai SISTEM KESIHATAN YG LEMAH lah .We don’t know what sort of damage this virus could do if it were to spread in a country with a weaker health system. |
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syaz_lina replied at 31-1-2020 02:00 PM
Malaysia tunggu apa lagi wehhh..tlg la ban puak2 pemakan babi ni
Ko dah baca nasihat dari WHO?. Nah aku bagi sikit dulu  First, there is no reason for measures that unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade. WHO doesn’t recommend limiting trade and movement |
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relax la
rokok dgn diabetis lagi bahaya
who ni gelabah lebih
aku lagi percaya menteri hancing
mat yie
ketua pemuda harapan
cawangan blok c ppr kg limau |
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MadameOnion replied at 31-1-2020 11:28 AM
ni semua fake news je..kalau bukan menteri ph umum@isytihar semua itu fake fake fake..jgn pecaya..se ...
Isunya bukan yg dari China, tapi pada negara2 yang mempunyai health system yang lemah. Logiknya, kalau nak stop pelawat, stop dari weaker health system countries ni, bukan stop Chinese. Ni WHO yg cakap yer. Nak aku bagi sikit stetmen D-G WHO  The main reason for this declaration is not because of what is happening in China, but because of what is happening in other countries.
Our greatest concern is the potential for the virus to spread to countries with weaker health systems, and which are ill-prepared to deal with it. |
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Rupanya majoriti tak baca abis stetmen boss WHO tu yer, semua main taram jah.  |
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So kiter bukak lagi ker kt china.. Riso pasal pelancongan lagi ker dr nyawa rakyat |
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Post time 31-1-2020 12:07 PM
