Some treatments have been shown to reduce the severity of corona

The World Health Organization (WHO) says some treatments have been shown to be effective in reducing the severity of code 19, but no cure has yet been found to eradicate the virus.

According to Reuters, WHO spokeswoman Margaret Harris said in a video conference on Tuesday: "We see a number of treatments that are working to reduce the severity of the disease and limit its duration. We do not yet have a cure for the virus.
He said the World Health Organization was focusing on four to five of the most effective treatments.
We also have positive data on the treatment of corona virus, but we need data that we can say with 100% certainty that this treatment is the cure, he said, referring to trials of various drugs for the treatment of corona virus. Is better than

New Corona cases in Spain less than two months ago
New cases of the corona virus were reported in Spain on Tuesday, the lowest number in two months.
According to the Health Department, 594 cases of corona virus were reported on Tuesday, bringing the total number of infected people in the country to 228,030.
The death toll from the deadly virus has risen to 26,920 after 176 deaths on Tuesday.
As many as 19,000 to 38,000 people have been killed in the UK since the beginning of May, the highest number ever reported in Europe.
The death toll from the corona virus in the UK has risen to 38,289, according to the Office for the Statistics of England and Wales.

The data comes a day after Boris Johnson announced the plan, which called on the public to resume work as a precaution.
The rising death toll from the corona virus in the UK has also put pressure on Boris Johnson.
Opposition parties have stated they will not run in the by-elections, but will be slow to implement the lockdown.