CLEAN : Coronavirus lockdown in Greece migrant camps extended

The transcript discusses the precarious situation in a camp regarding a virus outbreak. It highlights the lack of medical resources and the potential for widespread infection if the virus enters the camp. Control measures are likened to a prison, with movement restrictions imposed by the Greek government, justified as public health measures. Despite no positive cases, the lockdown is extended, affecting only camp residents.

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker regarding the virus?

• There are not enough doctors and medical devices.

• The virus has already spread in the camp.

• The virus is not dangerous.

• The camp has too many visitors.

How does the speaker describe the camp's current situation?

• As a peaceful retreat.

• As a place with no restrictions.

• As a bustling city.

• As a controlled environment similar to a prison.

What has been the result of the epidemiological situation in the camp so far?

• The camp has been declared virus-free.

• Several positive cases have been found.

• No positive cases have been found.

• The camp has been evacuated.

What justification does the Greek government provide for extending the lockdown?

• To conduct a medical study.

• To allow more visitors.

• To ensure public health safety.

• To improve the camp's infrastructure.

Until when has the Greek government extended the lockdown for the camp?

• Until the 5th of July.

• Until the end of June.

• Until further notice.

• Until the end of the year.