World coronavirus dispatch: No, recovery doesn't grant immunity, says WHO

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The WHO says that recovery from the coronavirus infection doesn’t grant the patient a permanent immunity. For certain viruses, the body develops antibodies in the body of the recently recovered patient. These antibodies act as a shield and save the person from getting sick from the same virus again. This is not the case with Covid-19, according to the WHO. This means that strict social distancing will be the norm even for those recently recovered from the infection. How does it affect the medical response to the virus? Read it here to understand  

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