🔴EXCLUSIVE: Europe's top WHO official warns that second spike could coincide with outbreaks of other infectious diseases
European countries should brace themselves for a deadly second wave of coronavirus infections because the pandemic is not over, the World Health Organisation’s top official in Europe has said.
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