Name: コロナウイルス大発生。WHOは世界で10万人の患者が発生していると警告している。 (Coronavirus outbreak: WHO warns that the world on the verge of reaching 100,000 cases | FULL)
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Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：新型コロナウイルス,新型肺炎,COVID-19

So please let's start to respect that doctor.

Thank you, Thank you and good afternoon and thank you once again for joining us in person in online.

And I would like to start by acknowledging International Women's Day this Sunday.

This is a moment to remember that around the world many women cannot access.

Essential service is and continue to suffer disproportionately from preventable and treatable diseases.

But International Women's Day is an opportunity not only to promote and protect the held off women but to highlight the vital role they play in promoting and protecting the Hell's off.

All people globally woman make up 70% off the global health workforce.

W Joe is committed to promoting gender equality everywhere and especially in the hell's Workforce.

We're proud that we have achieved gender equality in our senior leadership team on W.

H O headquarters, although we know we still have to work to do in other parts off the organization.

Women are also playing a vital role in the in the respect response to Corbett 19 and we're proud to have many amazing women leading our response in W h o, including Maria a syllabi.

So Mia, Ana Maria, somebody Angela, Mary Pierre, Adrianna, God be Nika and many others.

In the past 24 hours, 2736 cases off coded 19 were reported from 47 countries and territories.

There is now a total off 98,023 reported cases off Corbett 19 globally on 6 3380 does.

We're now on the verge off reaching 100,000 confirmed cases.

As cases increase, we're continuing to recommend that all countries make containment their highest priority.

We continue to call on countries to find, test, isolate and care for every case, and to trace every contact slowing down the epidemic saves lives and buys time for preparedness and for research and development.

The epitome is the epidemic is another day.

Hospitals can prepare themselves for cases.

Governments can prepare their health workers to detect test treats and care for patients.

The epidemic is another day closer toe having vaccines and therapeutics which can intend prevent infections and save lives.

More than 400 scientists toe identify research priorities.

Hundreds of ideas were discussed and debated, and today we're publishing on RND Roadmap, which distills those ideas into a core group of priorities in nine key areas.

This includes the natural history off the virus, epidemiology, vaccines, diagnostics, therapeutics, clinical management, ethical considerations, social sciences and more.

The RND Roadmap focuses on research that can save lives now, as well as longer term research priorities for vaccines and therapeutics.

It's vital to coordinate research so that different groups around the world complement each other, so W h O can give better advice and countries can take evidence based decisions that save lives.

O has developed a set off core protocols that outlined standards of how studies should be done and to collect critical data so we can compare apples with apples and pull data from multiple studies.

France in South Africa have already indicated they will use these protocols for clinical trials, and we encourage other countries to do the same.

We're also developing research protocols to assess interventions for this enfranchised communities such as refugees and internally displaced persons.

We're very encouraged by the level off interests around the world in accelerating research as part off the response.

H O has received applications for review and approval off 40 diagnostic tests.

20 vaccines are in development and many clinical trials off therapeutics are underway.

Even as we test therapeutics, we need to ensure that supplies off those medicines that available should they prove effective, W.

H O has been monitoring the potential risk off.

Supplies are the result off the Corbett 19 epidemic.

China, as you know, is a major producer off active pharmaceutical ingredients and the intermediate products that are used to produce medicines in other countries.

W H O has focused on the most essential medicines that are critical for primary healthcare and emergencies, including antibiotics, painkillers and treatments for rabbits, hypertension, HIV cheaper closest and malaria.

H A is working closely with industry associations, regulators and other partners to monitor this risk, and so far we have not identified any imminent specific shortages.

Manufacturers either have alternative sources of ingredients or hard stocks to draw on Manufacturing has now resumed in most places in China, although some challenges remain.

Separately, W H O has developed a list off more than 20 essential medical devices that countries need to manage patients, including ventilators and oxygen supply systems.

Access to medical oxygen could be the difference between life and death for some patients, but there is already a shortage in many countries, which could be exacerbated by this epidemic.

W H O has an existing working group with the Gates Foundation, the Clinton held Access initiative and path, and we're building on that partnership to increase access to oxygen.

We encourage every country to rev e W Jitters diseases commodity package for covered 19 to ensure it has the supplies it needs, including protective equipment and medical devices.

All off this requires the involvement off the private sector to ensure countries can access lifesaving products.

You have heard me talk about the market failure for personal protective equipment.

You heard me talk about the need for a whole off government approach, and you have heard me talk about what individuals can do to protect themselves and others.

We look forward to businesses to step up and play their part.

Is working with the World Economic Forum to engage companies around the world.

And earlier this week I spoke to more than 200 c ose about how they can protect their stuff and customers, ensure business continuity and contribute to the response.

As I keep saying, we're all in this together and we will we all have a role to play facts, not fear reasons, not rumors, solidarity, not stigma.

Look, detectors for these opening remarks.

We will start with the questions here from room will have started a chance idea.

If you can just switch it off on talk a little louder from your agency.

I'm not aware of the comment, but I think we've said numerous times in previous come conferences that diseases can emerge anywhere on the planet and have proven to do so.

The last pandemic emerged in North America of H one n one Andi Corona virus has in this case, emerged in China.

So I think the issue now is a DJ has just said way.

And can we move on to do the things we need to do to save lives?

Spokesperson, helpless today, said more than 20.

How do you assess the way he break his manager?

We have, um, it's very important in epidemic response to I understand your problem because without understanding your problem, it's very difficult to fix it.

China's numbers went up very, very quickly because they started to look for cases.

The same happened in Korea when Korea started to do active surveillance on.

So I think we need to look at these data in terms of guests, natural epidemiology, but also, I think, because the Iranian system is switching on, we're seeing a much more all of government approach.

As the DJ called for yesterday, there's a national action plan now.

There's 100,000 workers committed to this plan on dhe.

We are going to see any country in the face of an epidemic when it looks for cases, will find them.

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