World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has warned that the fight against coronavirus pandemic will be a long one and that there’s no room for complacency.   Tedros on Wednesday said most countries are still in the very early stages of their epidemics, while some are now starting to see resurgence in cases.   “Make no mistake: we have a long way to go. This virus will be with us for a long time”, he said, reports UN News.   Coronavirus, which was first reported in China’s Wuhan, has so far infected nearly 2.5 million, and killed more than 160,000.   While most of the epidemics in Western Europe appear to be stable or declining, “worrying upward trends” are now visible in Africa, Central America, South America and Eastern Europe, despite low case numbers. "And some that were affected early in the pandemic are now starting to see a resurgence in cases.Make no mistake: we have a long way to go. This virus will be with us for a long time"-@DrTedros #COVID19

Congo has been battling an Ebola outbreak that has killed thousands of people for more than 18 months, and now it must also face a new scourge: the coronavirus pandemic.

 A U.S. health official said Friday that the development of vaccine against the coronavirus is going well, with "no glitches."

Following the outbreak of the novel Coronavirus, those living in China have been encouraged to stay at home. This kind of isolation has shut the door on many people's daily exercise routines. For some of those, traditional martial arts can provide for their exercise needs without leaving home.