#Christmas #WHO #COVID19 #chaos
The World Health Organization (WHO) is already advising families to forgo Christmas gatherings.
The “safest bet” for some families will be not to have family gatherings this Christmas in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus, said the WHO’s technical lead for COVID-19.
“In some situations, the difficult decision not to have a family gathering is the safest bet,” she told a virtual briefing in Geneva.
Funny, the UN Scrooge did not say what people or where they live, so be not afraid.
Have a healthy Happy Christmas, Keep the Faith!
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