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NewsColony ‘No evidence’ people with coronavirus are immunised, says WHO Governments are struggling to limit the economic devastation unleashed by the virus, which has left half of humanity under some form of lockdown and reported infections approaching three million. The United Nations has joined world leaders to speed up development of a vaccine, but effective treatments for COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus, are still far off. But with signs the disease is peaking in the US and Europe, governments are starting to ease restrictions, weighing the need for economic recovery against cautions that lifting them too soon risks a second wave of infections. ‘No evidence of immunity’ The WHO warned on Saturday that there was  still no evidence that people who test positive for the new coronavirus and recover are immunised and protected against reinfection. The warning came as some governments study measures such as “immunity passports” or documents for thos...