WHO Says Covid-19 Asymptomatic Transmission Is ‘Very Rare’

The video discusses the reporting and identification of asymptomatic COVID-19 cases, emphasizing that many cases initially labeled as asymptomatic may actually have mild symptoms. It highlights the rarity of transmission from truly asymptomatic individuals, based on data from various countries. The video stresses the importance of focusing on symptomatic cases to reduce transmission, as these cases are more likely to spread the virus through infectious droplets.

How are many asymptomatic COVID-19 cases identified?

• Through random testing

• By observing symptoms

• Through self-reporting

• Via contact tracing

What is often discovered about cases initially reported as asymptomatic?

• They never develop symptoms

• They are always false positives

• They often have mild symptoms

• They are usually severe cases

What does the data suggest about the transmission of COVID-19 from asymptomatic individuals?

• It is very common

• It is extremely rare

• It is not possible

• It is the main source of spread

What is the primary focus to reduce COVID-19 transmission according to the video?

• Tracking asymptomatic cases

• Following symptomatic cases

• Increasing testing frequency

• Developing a vaccine

What could significantly reduce COVID-19 transmission?

• Stopping all travel

• Closing all public spaces

• Quarantining symptomatic cases and their contacts

• Isolating asymptomatic individuals