WHO: Ten Nations Account for Most New Covid-19 Cases

The transcript discusses the reporting of COVID-19 cases to the WHO, highlighting a significant increase in cases over recent weeks, with a majority originating from the Americas and South Asia. It also notes the spread of the virus to Africa, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Despite some countries' success in suppressing transmission, vigilance is necessary to prevent resurgence. A new cluster of cases has emerged in Beijing after a period without cases, and investigations are ongoing.

How long did it take for the first 100,000 COVID-19 cases to be reported?

• Two months

• Four months

• Three months

• One month

Which regions have seen the majority of recent COVID-19 cases?

• Europe and North America

• Australia and Oceania

• The Americas and South Asia

• Africa and the Middle East

What is the significance of the recent increase in COVID-19 cases in Africa, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East?

• These regions have the most advanced healthcare systems.

• These regions are experiencing a new wave of cases.

• These regions were previously unaffected.

• These regions have the highest population density.

What should countries that have controlled COVID-19 transmission remain vigilant about?

• The implementation of travel bans

• The economic impact of the pandemic

• The development of a vaccine

• The possibility of a resurgence

What recent event occurred in Beijing related to COVID-19?

• A complete eradication of the virus

• A new cluster of cases after a long period without any

• The lifting of all restrictions

• The discovery of a new variant