WHO: Japan data shows only one in five with Covid-19 spread disease


World Health Organization (WHO) Health Emergencies Programme Director Michael Ryan. - AFP

ZURICH/GENEVA (Reuters): Japan, with its teams of Covid-19 "cluster busters" has gained a lot of very useful information, including that only one in five infected people spread the disease, the World Health Organization said on Friday (April 10).

"Japan has also seen cases of Covid-19 in three prefectures including Tokyo that are not linked to known chains of transmission," Michael Ryan, executive director of the WHO Health Emergencies Programme told a press conference.

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