Coronavirus infected more than 115 million people and caused over 2 5 million deaths for the pandemic period. Dr. Mike Ryan Head of WHO Emergency Situations Provisilatement that COVID-19 could be a general rehearsal of future more serious pandemics.
Many have come so-called "pandemic fatigue" However, the creation of various vaccines may be stabilized. Among the experts there is a steady consensus on the fact that the termination of this pandemic as all other pandemics does not mean that the concerns will disappear. According to Mike Ryan COVID-19 - "Alarm Signal". The most obvious factor is the growth of the population. Now the population of the world is approaching 8 billion and it is becoming increasingly global.
The growth of the population is connected with other factors.
Food is sufficient to feed the world involving the cultivation of a large number of animals in close proximity and they are a seatingman for viruses and infectious agents that can go to people. People often invade the natural habitat increasing the likelihood of a virus from an inhuman reservoir into a human population. It is probably exactly what happened to COVID-19 Although the exact path has not yet been proven. SARS-COV-2 Corrective disease COVID-19 is endemic for the populations of the volatile mice of South Asia and originated from this source through intermediate species.
There are potentially thousands of viruses in the world that can be the next pandemic and SARS-COV-2 are far from the worst of them. If you throw the "pandemic bones" it can lead to something much worse than COVID-19 what they say in their warnings Ryan and others. As soon as the vaccines effectively put the end of the pandemic (although SARS-COV-2 is likely to remain like the flu) there will be a temptation to try to forget about it and return to a dapendream normal life. But in fact it is impossible as people need to be adapted to the world in which the probability of pandemic increases.
The personal and social level requires constant changes in culture. Acquired new skills during this pandemic should remain when the pandemic is over. This also includes wearing masks. Now it should be a simple matter of normal and expected from a cultural point of view that anyone with the symptoms of colds or flu should remain isolated but if he has even minor symptoms and he needs to be in public he must wear a mask and comply with the social distance.
People must adapt as well as the human immune system is adapted. After contacting the infectious agent, the immune system remembers it to respond faster and energetically with the next contact. Similarly, the world must react faster and more vigorously to the next pandemic. "Humanity should have a memory of a pandemic even if we want to forget the past year" - concluded Dr. Ryan from WHO.