New U.S. Virus Cases Continue to Slow

The video discusses the US's 60-day immigration suspension affecting permanent residency seekers, exempting those with valid visas and certain professionals. It highlights the impact on immigrants and the green card process amid slowing COVID-19 cases. In Singapore, the government faces a surge in COVID-19 cases among migrant workers, leading to new housing strategies. Japan's COVID-19 cases surpass 11,000, with limited testing and concerns over the upcoming Golden Week potentially worsening the situation.

What measures are being taken regarding the 60-day suspension for individuals seeking permanent residency in the US?

What strategies are being implemented in New York to manage the COVID-19 situation?

How is the government of Singapore addressing the surge in COVID-19 cases among migrant workers?

What is the current status of virus cases in Japan compared to South Korea?

What challenges is Japan facing as it approaches Golden Week during the state of emergency?