WHO warns - Restrictions will be fatal if restrictions are lifted soon

WHO warns - Restrictions will be fatal if restrictions are lifted soon.

The risk of coronavirus continues worldwide. In countries like America, Italy and Britain, this virus has created panic. Their condition is getting worse. In India also, cases of coronavirus are increasing very fast. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned the world about restrictions and lockdowns. WHO warns that Restrictions will be fatal if restrictions are lifted soon.

Actually, in all the countries of the world, there is an emergency or somewhere the entire country is under lockdown. Lockdown is on in all countries including India. In India, the discussion of lockdown is a subject matter. Whether it will be extended again. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization warned on Friday that if the restrictions imposed to prevent infection of the coronavirus are eliminated in a hurry, it can have fatal consequences.

According to Reuters, the head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyas, told in a press conference in Geneva that the WHO, like everyone else, wants the sanctions to end. But, ending the restrictions in a hurry can have fatal consequences. He said that we have to deal with it properly.

Lockdown may extend in India?

There is a 21-day lockdown in India. But it is going to end. The Government of India is still in the mood to discuss whether the lockdown should be extended from April 14 or not. Prime Minister Narendra Modi videoconferencing with the Chief Ministers of all the states on 11 April discussed the latest situation, in which there was talk about the lockdown.

Many states have demanded to extend lockdown:

Chief Ministers of 10 states including Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Odisha strongly advocated extending the lockdown. However, the Center has not yet made any formal announcement regarding this.

These states have extended the lockdown:

Odisha announced to extend the lockdown by 30 April. After this, the government of Punjab, Maharashtra and West Bengal also announced to extend the lockdown period. The West Bengal government has also ordered the closure of all educational institutions by 10 June. Uttarakhand has also announced to extend the lockdown.