WHO advises 'slow and staggered way' best method for lifting Covid-19 restrictions

It comes as calls continue for Ireland to hasten its phased reopening plan, due to the low number of new cases.
WHO advises 'slow and staggered way' best method for lifting Covid-19 restrictions
The WHO advice comes as calls continue for Ireland to hasten its phased reopening plan, due to the low number of new cases.
Thu, 28 May, 2020 - 11:41
Digital Desk staff

The World Health Organisation (WHO) said restrictions should be lifted in a "slow and staggered way".

It comes as calls continue for Ireland to hasten its phased reopening plan, due to the low number of new cases.

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