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As the painkillers, as well as the antibiotics. the situation is better in other parts of the country where every third person has difficulty on access to medicine, but we see that the health system is really under stress, while at the same time there are places where covid vaccination is scaled up, regular vaccination programmes are scaled up. tomorrow i am going kyiv to see the problems of primary care which are ensuring access to medicines, so while one part of the country where the heavy fighting goes on, civilians are in a difficult situation, in other parts of the country, the health ser...

The timing of the sharp rise as it comes at a time when schools in most states are reopening offers a serious challenge to the governments

Janet, there was a big debate, wasn't there, early in the covid — the start of the pandemic about which forms of government will work best. and we've — you know, some saying, "well, actually, "maybe authoritarian regimes would do a betterjob simply "because they have control". but actually, as china has proved with its zero covid policy, it ain't necessarily so. no, i mean, you get lots of authoritarianism. the authoritarianism gets ramped up, but you — it doesn't necessarily work. it is extraordinary, that resurgence in china. quite extraordinary. and also, i mean, with the authoritaria...

The authoritarian regimes, you have a lack of information. yes. like, as you pointed out, you don't actually know what's happening in these places and that's part of this problem. when you're not getting the full facts, it's very hard to gauge what's actually happening and how best to help people. it is extraordinary how democratically accountable governments, though, were able to — many of them — to bring in very, very successful vaccination programmes, like this country. it — that was quite startling. and it means that democratic societies on the whole seem to produce well—behaved pe...

LONDON (REUTERS): Measles cases jumped by 79% in the first two months of this year compared to 2021, after Covid-19 and lockdowns disrupted child vaccination campaigns around the world, according to data from Unicef and the World Health Organisation (WHO).