The World Health Organization (WHO), which has been at the center of the agenda with the statements it has made since the first day of the coronavirus pandemic, made a striking assessment about the process we are in. The agency’s specially appointed ambassador for the COVID-19 outbreak, Dr. In the statements made by David Nabarro, it was stated that the pandemic has now become the disease of poor countries and people.
David Nabarro also put the rich countries on the target board. Stating that rich countries are gambling, Nabarro said, “Right now, rich countries have a lot of vaccines for additional doses. However, the poor countries need vaccines the most. This inequality will cause global problems and everyone needs to know this.” .
The situation in Africa is not at all. . .
When we look at the official data of the World Health Organization, we see that the vaccination rate in Africa is not at the desired level. In this regard, the continent-wide two-dose vaccination rate was only 6 percent in October 2021. Moreover, the average of the vaccinated population in some countries is not even 6 percent. While this increases the possibility of the emergence of new variants, it reveals that the continent has been left to its own devices. However, at this point, there is another point that should not be forgotten. . .
The World Health Organization has 194 active members. These members make certain payments to the organization according to their population for situations such as pandemics. In addition, organizations such as the European Commission and the Bill Gates Foundation provide financial support to the organization. The World Health Organization budget, which was determined as 2 years, was announced as exactly 4.85 billion dollars in the 2020-2021 period. Unfortunately, no one knows where this money went, and what WHO did while rich countries were being scapegoated. . .
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