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COVID-19 deaths rise globally in past 5 weeks, WHO cites alarm

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ALSO READ: Covid is nowhere near over, warns WHO chief amid spike in cases Apart from this, Tedros also laid great emphasis over treating vaccination as an elixir to save lives. "One of the most important is that the most effective way to save lives, protect health systems and reopen societies and economies is to vaccinate the right groups first," he said.

Cautioning the countries, Tedros said that if significant numbers of health workers, older people and other at-risk groups remain unvaccinated deaths will continue and health systems will remain under pressure leading to the global recovery at risk.

Earlier last week, WHO launched an update to the Global COVID-19 Vaccination Strategy and emphasised on the need to vaccinate the most at-risk groups, including 100 per cent of health and care workers, 100 per cent of older people and 100 per cent of those at highest risk.

The WHO chief also requested the world to strive for the target of 70 per cent vaccination coverage, focusing on targeted vaccination strategies that prioritise the most vulnerable sections. "While vaccines have saved countless lives, they have not substantially reduced transmission," he noted.

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