WHO Warns Some Countries Are Headed For 'Blind Driving' Into Reopening

The video discusses the global reopening efforts amid COVID-19, highlighting the cautious approaches of countries like New Zealand and the challenges faced by South Korea and Germany due to new outbreaks. It emphasizes the importance of testing and contact tracing, with a focus on the US's current testing rates and reopening strategies. The World Health Organization warns of potential spikes without adequate measures.

What is the main concern if countries lift restrictions too quickly?

• Tourism will not recover.

• Businesses will not reopen.

• Lockdowns may last longer and cause more fatalities.

• Economic growth will slow down.

What lesson did South Korea's recent outbreak teach other countries?

• Reopenings should be delayed indefinitely.

• Schools should not reopen until a vaccine is available.

• Entertainment facilities should remain closed permanently.

• New outbreaks can occur anytime in crowded spaces.

According to the World Health Organization, what is crucial for managing new outbreaks?

• Increasing the number of hospitals.

• Quicker reactions to outbreaks.

• Reducing international travel.

• Implementing stricter lockdowns.

Which country is among the most tested in the world according to Oxford University data?

• Denmark

• Spain

• United States

• Russia

What is the recommended number of daily tests for the US to fully restart its economy?

• 300,000 tests

• 5 million tests

• 10 million tests

• 20 million tests