Louisiana Governor Worried About COVID-19 Spike During Laura Recovery

The video discusses concerns about increased virus transmission, with Louisiana's governor warning of a potential COVID-19 spike as Hurricane Laura victims seek shelter. Governor John Bel Edwards urges residents to follow guidelines to minimize virus spread. The damage from Laura is significant, leaving many without power or water, and requiring new infrastructure development.

What happens when people come into contact with each other during a pandemic?

• The virus transmission decreases.

• The virus transmission increases.

• The virus transmission stops completely.

• The virus transmission remains the same.

What is Louisiana's governor concerned about in relation to COVID-19?

• A decrease in COVID-19 cases.

• A potential spike in COVID-19 cases.

• The end of the COVID-19 pandemic.

• A new strain of the virus.

What did the governor request from the residents to help control the virus spread?

• To leave the state.

• To stop using masks.

• To ignore the guidelines.

• To follow the guidelines.

How many households and businesses were without power after Hurricane Laura?

• 400,000

• 300,000

• 200,000

• 100,000

What is required to restore power in the areas affected by Hurricane Laura?

• Temporary power generators.

• Minor repairs to existing infrastructure.

• Building some infrastructure from scratch.

• No action is needed.