Italy Imposes Nationwide Lockdown To Stop Spread Of Coronavirus

The video discusses Italy's response to the coronavirus outbreak, including a nationwide lockdown, travel restrictions, and the suspension of public gatherings. It highlights the extension of school closures and the unrest in prisons due to suspended visits, resulting in riots and inmate deaths. The video also provides statistics on the virus's impact in Italy, which has the second-largest outbreak after China.

What actions did the Italian government take to prevent the spread of COVID-19?

• They allowed public gatherings.

• They extended the lockdown to the entire country.

• They encouraged non-essential travel.

• They opened schools.

Until when have the school closures in Italy been extended?

• Until April 3rd

• Until May 1st

• Until June 10th

• Until March 15th

What was the reaction of inmates to the suspension of prison visits?

• They were supportive.

• They were outraged, leading to riots.

• They were pleased.

• They were indifferent.

How many people had died from the coronavirus in Italy at the time of the report?

• At least 463

• At least 250

• At least 900

• At least 100

Which country had the largest COVID-19 outbreak at the time of the report?

• Spain

• Italy

• United States

• China