Quote from: Pejoh Asu on Today at 06:34:05 AM

New variants keep appearing and this makes us have to be vigilant, always following health protocols is the best step, vaccination has not been effective in preventing the virus so WHO must immediately make an effective vaccine, I'm afraid the impact of a pandemic that is too long can create new problems, especially economic problems because at this time There are many companies that have gone bankrupt.

It is clear that we cannot deny that the economy is clearly disrupted by the pandemic, because many companies have to close because there is no income that can be received, even the state is also disturbed because the income sector from taxes is not fulfilled, because companies are closed. the state has not yet had to pay to cover all sectors as a result of the pandemic, which is clearly an inflated health cost that must be borne by the state.

Quote from: bryant.coleman on Today at 07:00:44 AM

What are you talking about? It is not the responsibility of the WHO to create vaccines. Only the pharmaceutical companies such as Pfizer and AstraZeneca can do that. What the WHO can do is to make sure that effective vaccines reach all the counties, so that there is no severe shortage of the medication. Companies in certain sectors (hotels, aviation, tourism.etc) have gone bankrupt, and there is not much we can do about it. Full economic recovery will occur only when the pandemic is contained. And unfortunately, that is at least 6-7 months away.

I can't be sure like you said that the pandemic will be controlled for the next 6-7 months, because there are many new variants that arise so that transmission is already difficult to control if you only rely on vaccines. because vaccines can't stop the pandemic, are only temporary so all will be infected again if the health protocol is not properly followed. The epidemic will truly stop if there is an appropriate drug that can be found to be able to control it.