What is the World Health Organization? WHO World Health Organization Review

The purpose of the World Health Organization is to enable people all over the world to achieve the highest possible level of health. The main functions of the World Health Organization include:

To promote the prevention and treatment of epidemic and endemic diseases; to provide and improve teaching and training in public health, disease treatment and related matters; and to promote the establishment of international standards for biological products.

On the evening of January 30, 2020 local time, the World Health Organization announced that the new coronavirus outbreak was classified as a public health emergency of international concern.

When announcing that the novel coronavirus outbreak would be classified as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said:

This is not a vote of no confidence in China. On the contrary, WHO will continue to have confidence in China's ability to control the epidemic.

China has been listed as a PHEIC with an observation period of three months. That is to say, it is temporarily recommended to conduct an assessment every three months. If we have controlled the epidemic after three months, the PHEIC status will be over.

Therefore, it would be best if we were not included in this matter. If we are included, it will definitely have a more serious impact on the economy.

If it is included, the cross-border industry will basically be scrapped, but don't be too pessimistic. After all, there is no news that countries are not allowing goods to be stored.

At least in the past three months, it is not time to sentence our cross-border industry to death.

But even if we are included, don’t treat it as the end of the world, especially don’t spread panic online!

We also believe that China will definitely overcome this difficulty.

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