کورونا وائرس: افریقی ممالک میں کورونا کے علاج کے لیے جڑی بوٹیوں سے تیار کردہ دوا کا چرچہ

The Tanzanian president says he will send a plane to Madagascar carrying herbal medicine to treat corona.
The president of Madagascar has called this herbal tonic a possible cure for corona. The Congolese president has also promised to import the herbal tonic from Madagascar to prevent corona.
This medicine is extracted from a plant called Artemisia. Ingredients from this plant are also used in anti-malarial medicine.
On the other hand, the World Health Organization says that so far no certified medicine for corona has been found. The World Health Organization has also warned people against using self-prescription drugs.
The Madagascar president's chief of staff, Loa Hosseinerina Rano Romaro, told the BBC that the herbal tonic was called "Cod Organics" and that it had gone on sale after being used experimentally on less than 20 people for three weeks. Has been

The World Health Organization (WHO) said in a statement sent to the BBC after the release of Code Organics that the World Health Organization (WHO) had resorted to "self-medication" to prevent or treat coronavirus. Did not recommend treatment.
In response, Tedros, the head of the World Health Organization, reiterated that there was no shortcut to finding an effective drug to fight the corona virus. The WHO says efforts are underway to find effective treatments globally.
In March, the US Department of Health warned of the use of herbs, therapies and a variety of teas to treat coronavirus.
The agency said the best way to prevent the epidemic was to take precautionary measures.
Other African countries are also taking this herbal tonic from Tanzania.
On Saturday, Madagascar sent a consignment of the tank to the West African country of Guinea-Bissau. The president also confirmed in a message on the social networking site Twitter that a special envoy from Guinea-Bissau had received the shipment.
In a televised address, Tanzanian President John Megofoli said he was already in contact with the Madagascar government and would send a plane to import the medicine.
"I am in touch with Madagascar and they have already written a letter stating that they have discovered a drug," he said. We will bring this medicine by a flight so that Tanzania can also benefit. As a government, we are working day and night.
President Megofoli is already facing a lot of criticism for his response to the corona virus epidemic