WHO Says Covid-19 Asymptomatic Transmission Is ‘Very Rare’

The video discusses the reporting and identification of asymptomatic COVID-19 cases, emphasizing that many cases initially labeled as asymptomatic may actually have mild symptoms. It highlights the rarity of transmission from truly asymptomatic individuals, based on data from various countries. The video stresses the importance of focusing on symptomatic cases to reduce transmission, as these cases are more likely to spread the virus through infectious droplets.

According to the text, how common is it for asymptomatic individuals to transmit the virus?

What recommendations does the text provide regarding the focus of transmission prevention efforts?