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Omicron has brought US businesses to a standstill as Facebook has joined the spiraling list of companies to tell its workers to stay home - at least until the end of March.

World Health Organization officials warn vaccine inequality could lead to the emergence of more mutant Covid variants.

World Health Organization officials warn vaccine inequality could lead to the emergence of more mutant Covid variants.

World Health Organization officials warn vaccine inequality could lead to the emergence of more mutant Covid variants.

GENEVA – After two years at the forefront of WHO's pandemic battle, emergencies chief Michael Ryan remains optimistic humanity will change course and take the steps needed to tame the virus. AFP/ MANILA BULLETIN As concern grows about the fast-spreading coronavirus variant Omicron and surging i

After two years at the forefront of WHO's pandemic battle, emergencies chief Michael Ryan remains optimistic humanity will change course and take the steps needed to tame the virus.

"We've taken some hits, taken a lot of abuse," he said. "But that goes with the territory." Ryan said the hardest thing for WHO experts working round the clock to review the latest pandemic data had been the impact on their families.

After two years at the forefront of WHOs pandemic battle, emergencies chief Michael Ryan remains optimistic humanity will change course and take the steps needed to tame the virus

After two years at the forefront of WHO's pandemic battle, emergencies chief Michael Ryan remains optimistic humanity will change course and take the steps needed to tame the virus.

The Technical Lead for the World Health Organization's Emergencies Program on Wednesday said she is "incredibly hopeful" that 2022 is "the year we end the COVID-19 pandemic".