China Says 30 of 31 New Virus Cases on Mar. 29 Were Imported

The transcript discusses China's focus on managing imported COVID-19 cases, with 31 new cases reported, 30 of which were imported. It highlights China's border closures and restrictions to control the virus, including reduced flights and advising Chinese students abroad to stay put. The easing of restrictions in Hubei led to unrest at the Jiangxi border, raising concerns about data transparency and trust in government figures. President Xi Jinping's visit to Ningbo emphasized economic recovery as a priority, with potential stimulus measures discussed by the Politburo. The focus remains on preventing further outbreaks while reviving the economy.

What was the primary focus of China's measures discussed in the first section?

• Imported cases

• Vaccination efforts

• Domestic cases

• Healthcare infrastructure

What significant event occurred in Hubei province as restrictions were eased?

• Unrest on the border with Jiangxi

• Increased tourism

• Economic boom

• A new outbreak

What concern remains about the data on infections in China?

• Over-reporting of cases

• Lack of data

• Under-reporting of recoveries

• Accuracy and transparency

What is China's number one priority according to the third section?

• Expanding military capabilities

• Healthcare improvements

• Restoring the economy

• Increasing tourism

What economic measure is China considering to support industries?

• Cutting government spending

• Raising interest rates

• Increasing the deficit ratio

• Reducing taxes