Expert sees coronavirus over by April in China, WHO still alarmed

Expert sees coronavirus over by April in China, WHO still alarmed vanguardnews

The World Health Organisation however, feared a “very grave” global threat as deaths passed 1000

Nanshan said numbers of new cases were falling in parts and forecast the epidemic would peak this month. WHO Chief Tedros Ghebreyesus was less sanguine, however, appealing for the sharing of virus samples and speeding up of research into drugs and vaccines. JP Morgan analysts downgraded forecasts for Chinese growth this quarter, saying the outbreak had “completely changed the dynamics” of its economy.

However, two EU officials said the impact on the bloc from damage to China’s economy would only be “marginal”.

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