VOICED : La pandemia de coronavirus deja ya mas de 73.000 muertos en el mundo

Japan has declared a state of emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic, affecting seven regions for a month. The decision was made following a rise in cases, with Japan reporting 4,000 infections and 80 deaths. The emergency allows regional governors to request residents to stay home and close non-essential businesses, though supermarkets and transport will remain operational. No penalties are planned for non-compliance. These measures impact 50 million people, about 40% of Japan's population.

What prompted Japan to declare a state of emergency?

• A significant increase in COVID-19 cases

• A natural disaster

• Political unrest

• Economic downturn

How does Japan's state of emergency differ from other countries?

• It includes penalties for non-compliance

• It mandates military enforcement

• It allows for strict lockdowns

• It does not permit strict lockdowns

What are regional governors in Japan allowed to do under the state of emergency?

• Request people to stay home

• Enforce curfews

• Close all businesses permanently

• Impose fines on citizens

Which services will continue to operate during Japan's state of emergency?

• Supermarkets and transportation

• Entertainment venues

• All businesses

• Schools and universities

Approximately what percentage of Japan's population is affected by the emergency measures?

• 50%

• 40%

• 30%

• 20%