Michigan And Washington State Extend Stay-At-Home Orders

The video discusses the extension of stay-at-home orders in Michigan and Washington. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer extends the order despite legislative opposition, prioritizing public health advice. Washington Governor Jay Inslee also extends the order, facing criticism due to declining cases. A legal challenge arises in Washington, with a candidate advocating for natural immunity. The WHO warns against assuming immunity from COVID-19 reinfection.

What was the main reason Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer extended the stay-at-home order?

• Based on advice from public health experts

• To align with the Republican majority legislature

• To follow political agendas

• Due to pressure from pollsters

Why did Washington Governor Jay Inslee face criticism for extending the stay-at-home order?

• The outbreak had peaked in late March and cases were decreasing

• The number of cases was increasing

• The outbreak in Washington was still peaking

• The decision was made without consulting health experts

What was the argument made by the county commissioner against the stay-at-home order in Washington?

• To extend the order indefinitely

• To follow the World Health Organization's guidelines

• To let people get the virus to build immunity

• To continue the order until a vaccine is available

What does the World Health Organization say about COVID-19 immunity?

• Reinfection is impossible after recovery

• There are no guarantees that getting sick prevents reinfection

• Getting sick with COVID-19 guarantees immunity

• Immunity is achieved after the first infection

Who sued Governor Inslee over the stay-at-home order?

• A group of health experts

• The World Health Organization

• A county commissioner and small business owner

• A Democratic gubernatorial candidate