World Health Organization President Tetros Adanom Capreos
The World Health Organization (WHO) says omega-3 infections have been reported in 23 countries around the world and are likely to increase.
Various countries around the world are stepping up precautionary measures to prevent the spread of a new type of mutated omicron virus found in South Africa.
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Traffic to countries where the omega-3 virus has been reported is being banned, while additional restrictions are being imposed on foreign travelers.
World Health Organization (WHO) President Tetros Adonom Cabrez told reporters on Wednesday that the spread of the omega-3 virus in 23 countries around the world was likely to increase.
He also noted that the spread of the omega-3 virus has now caught the world’s attention.
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