New COVID-19 Variant Sparks Pandemic Fears: Romania Supports WHO Measures, Poland Abstains

A new COVID-19 variant, NB.1.8.1, is rapidly spreading from China, raising concerns about a potential new pandemic. The World Health Organization (WHO) is actively monitoring the situation. Romania has voted in favor of the WHO's proposed measures, while Poland abstained. "We must be very attentive," says Andrei Gușă, a Romanian commentator, in a recent video discussing the situation. "It's important to remember that just a few weeks ago, a vote was taken among WHO member states, with Romania supporting the measures. This contrasts with countries like Poland, who abstained." The situation remains fluid, and international health organizations are urging vigilance.