CLEAN : UN warns Sri Lanka could face 'full-blown humanitarian emergency'

The video discusses a proposal for amending UN regulations to increase speed limits. It then shifts focus to Sri Lanka's severe economic crisis, highlighting concerns about a potential humanitarian emergency. The United Nations, in collaboration with partners, has launched a $47 million plan to provide immediate relief to 1.7 million vulnerable people. The plan aims to address immediate needs and prevent a larger crisis, with an estimated 5.7 million people requiring assistance.

What is the main focus of the proposed amendment to the UN regulations?

• Abolishing the speed limit

• Maintaining the current speed limit

• Increasing the speed limit

• Decreasing the speed limit

Since when has Sri Lanka been facing its worst economic crisis?

• Since 1980

• Since 2000

• Since 1990

• Since 1948

What is the potential risk if the economic crisis in Sri Lanka is not addressed?

• An environmental disaster

• A humanitarian emergency

• A technological breakdown

• A political crisis

How much funding has the United Nations allocated to address the immediate needs in Sri Lanka?

• $50 million

• $30 million

• $47 million

• $60 million

What is the primary goal of the UN's four-month plan in Sri Lanka?

• To promote tourism

• To establish new trade agreements

• To offer immediate life-saving humanitarian relief

• To provide long-term economic solutions