- Iintlobo ezintsha ze-COVID-19 zinokubangela ukusuleleka kwakhona kunye nokusasazeka kwintsholongwane
- Iintlobo ezintsha zingenza kube ngumngeni kwiinkqubo zokunakekelwa kwezempilo kwamanye amazwe ukujamelana nalo bhubhane
- Ukuphapha kubalulekile ngenkangeleko entsha ye-COVID-19
NgokukaMlawuli weNgingqi waseYurophu kuMbutho wezeMpilo weHlabathi, uHans Kluge, ukusasazeka kweenguqu ezintsha ze-COVID-19 akuyi kubangela amaza obhubhane kwihlabathi liphela.
"Iindlela ezintsha ze-COVID-19 sisikhumbuzo esibuhlungu sokuba intsholongwane isasibetha," utshilo. "Kodwa ayilulo uhlobo olutsha lwentsholongwane, yinto eqhelekileyo yendaleko yokuzama ukuziqhelanisa nomnikazi wayo - umntu." "Esi ayisosiqalo sobhubhane omtsha, nangona kunjalo, ngokuqinisekileyo kufuneka siqaphele," utshilo uKluge.
Ngokuka-Kluge, ukubek'esweni kubalulekile kule meko njengoko iintlobo ze-COVID-19 ezintsha zinokubangela ukosuleleka kwakhona kunye nokusasazeka kwentsholongwane, nto leyo eyenza ukuba kube nzima kwezinye iinkqubo zokukhathalela impilo ukumelana nobhubhane.
"Kwaye okokugqibela, ngenxa yokuba ezi ntlobo zintsha zinokuchaphazela ukusebenza kwezitofu," latsho igosa le-WHO.
"Siye sajongana nokujongana nomkhuhlane oqhelekileyo, kunokubakho ezinye iintlobo zentsholongwane ezifuna isitofu sokugonya esahlukileyo," utshilo uKluge.
“Kufuneka sihlale silindile. Ukuba sinwenwe ngokukhawuleza intsholongwane kunye nokunyuka kokuhamba kwabantu abagonyiweyo, kungenzeka ukuba sikonyuke nokufa, ”wongeze watsho.
INTO ONOKUYITHATHA KWELI NQAKU:
- According to Kluge, vigilance is essential in this situation as new COVID-19 strains can cause re-infection and a faster spread of the virus, making it rather challenging for some countries' healthcare systems to cope with the pandemic.
- New COVID-19 strains can cause re-infection and a faster spread of the virusNew strains could make it challenging for some countries' healthcare systems to cope with the pandemicVigilance is essential with appearance of new COVID-19 strain.
- If we have a faster virus spread and the increased mobility of vaccinated people, we are likely to have a rise in mortality,”.
