Resolution Passed in WHO

New York - RunTao Gong

The resolution regarding the prevention of smallpox virus was just passed in the WHO committee.

A voting procedure did take place and the draft was passed with a 2/3 majority.

During the interview with the delegate from Uganda shortly after the resolution was passed, some of the main points of the resolution was outlined. The resolution is mainly oriented to resolve the current crisis at hand, focusing on distribution and prevention. At the same time, the WHO realizes that the tourists and visitors to Israel could also be vulnerable at the same time. Therefore, the clause of protecting the visitors was added.

The WHO has been in support of imploring UN peace keepers and having them on hand just in case of any outbreaks and for further protection.

At last, the this resolution stresses the importance of maintaining the level of vaccine being produced and focus on the idea that if the vaccination can take place promptly, many other issues will be dealt with accordingly at a later time.