The spread of coronavirus by people not showing symptoms "appears to be rare," a World Health Organization [WHO] official said Monday. Tedros noted that about 75 percent of cases reported to the U.N. health agency on Sunday came from 10 countries in the Americas and South Asia. He noted that over 100,000 cases have been reported in nine of the past 10 days — and the 136,000 cases reported Sunday was the biggest number so far. HOPE AMID CORONAVIRUS GLOOM: STUNNING NYC RAINBOW CAUGHT ON CAMERA“At the same time, we’re encouraged that several countries around the world are seeing positive signs,” Tedros said. “In these countries, the biggest threat now is complacency.”Around the world, the coronavirus has killed over 400,000 people, with the toll rising by thousands every day.

Source: Fox News June 08, 2020 22:18 UTC