WHO Calls for More Data From China as Covid Cases Surge

The video discusses the WHO's call for more data sharing from China, noting increased engagement but also concerns about underreported statistics. It highlights that 97.5% of cases in China are due to known Omicron variants, with no new variants emerging. The EU is trying to find a middle ground on travel measures, with some countries imposing testing for travelers from China, while others take a nuanced approach. Airlines criticize these restrictions, arguing they harm the economy without stopping virus waves. The Chinese government views some measures as excessive and pledges retaliation.

What is the WHO's stance on the data sharing from China?

• They have stopped engaging with China.

• They think new variants are emerging.

• They believe the data is underreported.

• They are satisfied with the current data sharing.

Which countries have imposed testing requirements for travelers from China?

• Portugal, Italy, and France

• France, Germany, and Spain

• Italy, Spain, and France

• Germany, Italy, and Portugal

How has the Chinese government responded to the EU's travel measures?

• They have called them unnecessary and pledged to retaliate.

• They have ignored the measures.

• They have imposed similar measures on EU travelers.

• They have accepted the measures.

What is the main argument of airlines against travel restrictions?

• They believe restrictions are necessary for safety.

• They argue restrictions stop virus waves.

• They think restrictions are beneficial for the economy.

• They claim restrictions only delay waves and harm the economy.

What is the ITA's stance on travel restrictions?

• They think restrictions are crucial for public health.

• They believe restrictions are ineffective in stopping virus waves.

• They support travel restrictions.

• They have no opinion on travel restrictions.