WHO Office Director Kluge: 500,000 people could die in Europe in winter due to COVID-19 
Director of the European Bureau of the World Organization Health (WHO) Hans Kluge predicted the death of half a million people in Europe due to COVID-19. He told the BBC that about 500,000 people could die in winter if countries do not tighten restrictions.
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Kluge said that WHO is very alarmed by the increased rate of spread of coronavirus in Europe, so experts recommend continuing to wear masks and get vaccinated for everyone who has not yet been vaccinated.
According to him, the next wave COVID-19 in Europe is observed due to the approaching cold weather, low vaccination rates in several countries and the emergence of more infectious strains. Kluge also called for a legislative and public debate on mandatory vaccination. “Before resorting to mandatory vaccination, you need to look at other tools, for example, at covid passes, which do not limit freedom at all, but, on the contrary, help to preserve it,” he concluded.
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