UNSIC warns of gaps in flu readiness

19 October 2008

Although most countries surveyed by the UN System Influenza Coordinator, David Nabarro, are making progress in controlling avian influenza, many Asia-Pacific nations are lagging in terms of coping with the economic and social consequences of a human pandemic. Speaking to the UN's IRIN news network, Dr Nabarro said: "in general, the situation is that countries are getting much more on top of the bird flu. I'm impressed with progress, but I am saying a lot more needs to be done, particularly on multi-sectoral pandemic preparedness."

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