LISTEN: The head of the WHO says of Covid19 things will get 'worse and worse and worse'. NewsRadio spoke with WHO Health Emergencies Program Experts Advisory Panel member, MarylouiseMcla1 about Dr Tedros' prognosis.
WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says saying mixed messages from world leaders are undermining public trust in the response to the coronavirus epidemic.
The WHO says Sunday saw the highest number of global cases in a day, 230,000 with 80 per cent of those coming from just ten nations. The University of New South Wales Infection Control Expert, Professor Mary Louise McLaws, is a member of the World Health Organization Health Emergencies Program Experts Advisory Panel.
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