WHO's Tedros says COVID-19 vaccine inequity creates 'two-track pandemic'

More and more, we see a two -

track

pandemic

, many countries still face an extremely dangerous situation, while some of those with higher vaccination rates are beginning to talk about the final restrictions in countries with the greatest access to

vaccine

s, we are seeing a decrease in mortality between older age groups in these countries, public health and social measures have helped protect people. The 44 percent of the world of those low -income countries has administered only 0.4 percent, the most frustrating of this statistic is that it has not changed in months the inequitable vaccination is a threat to all nations, not only those with the least amount of

vaccine

s worldwide, we continue to see firm encouraging in the trajectory of five weeks for the number of new cases of COVET 19.

See a mixed image number of deaths reported last week increased by three of the six regions of Africa, the Americas and the Western Pacific