In Europe and Central Asia, the regions are likely to see about 500,000 additional COVID-19 deaths before February 1, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said.
Dr Hans Kluge, WHO's European regional director attributed the increased risk to low mask use and vaccine hesitancy, the euronews reported.
Kluge also blamed the surge on other factors such as the winter season, including people gathering in confined closed places, and the Delta variant.
According to WHO experts, across ...
In Europe and Central Asia, the regions are likely to see about 500,000 additional COVID-19 deaths before February 1, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said.
Dr Hans Kluge, WHO's European regional director attributed the increased risk to low mask use and vaccine hesitancy, the euronews reported.
Kluge also blamed the surge on other factors such as the winter season, including people gathering in confined closed places, and the Delta variant.
According to WHO experts, across ...