Hong Kong Reports Daily Record Virus Cases

The transcript discusses the third wave of COVID-19 in Hong Kong, highlighting the government's response and public concern. It then shifts to Tokyo, where rising cases have led to public dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the situation. Finally, the focus moves to the US, where President Trump downplays the severity of the pandemic despite high infection and death rates, leading to criticism and public concern.

What measures did the Hong Kong government implement in response to the third wave of COVID-19?

• Complete lockdown of the city

• Dine-out only after 6 PM and mask mandates

• Opening of gyms and public transport

• No restrictions were implemented

How did the Japanese public feel about the government's handling of the pandemic?

• They were indifferent to the measures

• They were unhappy and called for more restrictions

• They were satisfied with the response

• They believed the government was overreacting

What was the public opinion in Japan regarding the Tokyo Olympics?

• There was no public opinion on the matter

• Majority wanted it to proceed as planned

• Most thought it should be canceled or postponed

• Everyone agreed it should be held without spectators

How did President Trump describe the COVID-19 cases in the US?

• As a severe national crisis

• As a problem only in certain states

• As a minor issue that would resolve quickly

• As a situation under control

What was the relationship between President Trump and Dr. Anthony Fauci during the pandemic?

• They had a contentious relationship

• They had a great relationship despite criticisms

• They never communicated

• They agreed on all pandemic measures