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OTTAWA — Senior Advisor to the German Secretary World Health Organization G7 leaders say ending the COVID-19 pandemic needs to be an important part of the summit in Germany. Otherwise, there is a risk of losing economic growth and unleashing the anxiety of more citizens.
In an interview, Dr. Bruce Isleward said in an interview that if controlling the pandemic by investing in vaccines and treatments in all countries is not important to the G7, it is not important. It states. Anyone.
Leaders of the world's major economies are in the middle of an annual summit where Russia's invasion of Ukraine and food insecurity are the main focus.
But Aylward says he can't forget the COVID-19 pandemic.
He said that the G7 countries had already played a leading role in helping low-income countries obtain vaccines, but while exporting conspiracy theories that contributed to vaccine hesitation elsewhere. He states that he has hampered progress by accumulating doses until his population is inoculated.
This makes persuasive people who had to wait to climb the mountain suddenly climb the mountain, exploding a pandemic and new variants of the virus that causes COVID-19. It can continue to do so with disastrous consequences.
This report by Canadian Press was first published on June 27, 2022.
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