Where in the world did the Covid 19 global epidemics affect the health structure? To find out the answer to this question, the World Health Organization (WHO) survey of the health system of 105 countries found that the most difficult situation was in low and middle-income countries.

According to the WHO, according to the countries involved in the survey, on average, health services in 9 out of 10 countries have broken down badly.

Important health services such as cancer screening, treatment and HIV therapy in low-income countries were also seen to be in a state of stagnation.

According to the WHO, 50 percent of the disruptions were seen in the health services survey conducted on 25 points related to the service. Health systems are mostly scattered in the Eastern Mediterranean region, then in Africa and then in South East Asia. Europe and the Western Pacific are the least affected 

Survival emergency services were severely affected in a quarter of countries. For example, in the case of 24-hour emergency room services, 22 percent of the countries were in disrepair.

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The services of blood transfusion in 23 percent of countries lagged behind, while emergency services in an emergency were disrupted in 19 percent of the countries.

OPD care was affected by 76% of countries, while the supply of medical equipment and health products was disrupted in most countries. 

Survival emergency services were severely affected in a quarter of countries. For example, in the case of 24-hour emergency room services, 22 percent of the countries were in disrepair.

The services of blood transfusion in 23 percent of countries lagged behind, while emergency services in an emergency were disrupted in 19 percent of the countries. OPD care was affected by 76% of countries, while the supply of medical equipment and health products was disrupted in most countries. 

Vaccination programs were most affected by health services affected by COVID 19. The BCG vaccine, which protects against TB in India, could not be given to about one million children. Oral polio drops could not be given to 6 lakh children.

The rotavirus vaccine was given to 69% of children and 72% of measles, mumps, rubella vaccine could not be given. In India, only 68% of the vaccine was given to protect against diseases like meningitis, pneumonia, tetanus, hepatitis, and diphtheria.