Interés Humano

OMS: crecimiento de casos de covid-19 en Brasil ya no es exponencial, transmisión alcanzó una ‘meseta'

'El país tiene ahora la oportunidad de frenar la enfermedad', asegura el responsable de emergencias de la organización

TOPSHOT - Government health workers perform a rapid COVID-19 test on Chief Leno of the Kunaruara tribe at his village beside the Tapajos River of the Santarem municipality in western Para state, Brazil on July 10, 2020. - The Chief and his tribe live in a very remote area, no-one in their village has contracted COVID-19 and they believe that their natural medicinal remedies will protect them from the novel coronavirus. (Photo by TARSO SARRAF / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Government health workers perform a rapid COVID-19 test on Chief Leno of the Kunaruara tribe at his village beside the Tapajos River of the Santarem municipality in western Para state, Brazil on July 10, 2020. - The Chief and his tribe live in a very remote area, no-one in their village has contracted COVID-19 and they believe that their natural medicinal remedies will protect them from the novel coronavirus. (Photo by TARSO SARRAF / AFP) TARSO SARRAF
Brasil Trabajadores de la salud realizan una prueba rápida de covid-19 al jefe Leno de la tribu Kunaruara en su aldea al lado del río Tapajos, en el municipio de Santarem, en el oeste del estado de Pará, Brasil, el 10 de julio del 2020. Foto: AFP (TARSO SARRAF/AFP)

Ginebra. La epidemia de nuevo coronavirus alcanzó una “meseta” en Brasil, afirmó este viernes la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS), instando al país suramericano a aprovechar la oportunidad para controlar los contagios.

"El alza en Brasil ya no es exponencial, ha alcanzado una meseta", afirmó el responsable de emergencias de la OMS, Michael Ryan, en una conferencia de prensa virtual.

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