France’s disease specialist Didier Raoult disagrees with the WHO and believes there will be no second wave of deadly Coronavirus « Euro Weekly News

France’s disease specialist Didier Raoult disagrees with the WHO and believes there will be no second wave of deadly Coronavirus

France’s disease specialist Didier Raoult disagrees with the WHO and believes there will be no second wave of deadly Coronavirus.

FRENCH infectious disease specialist Didier Raoult said in a video posted on his YouTube channel that the coronavirus is coming to an end, ruling out the emergence of a second wave of the pandemic that has killed more than 300,000 people around the world, despite the World Health Organisation ‘confirming’ that the new virus may never disappear.

The positive news from the French doctor who heads the infectious diseases department at the Hospital of Marseille in France disagrees with the opinion of the World Health Organisation (WHO), which believes that the pandemic may never end, stressing in his statements that the virus is declining significantly globally and that the end of the crisis is near.

Raoult also stated that the world will not witness a new wave of outbreaks of the virus, because all scientific and research data confirm that it is almost over, adding that some isolated cases will naturally appear here and there eventually if there is a very infectious person, but all of this no longer reflects a real epidemiological dynamic. 

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