Abren algunos negocios en Vietnam, donde no ha habido muertes por virus

Businesses in Hanoi, Vietnam, have reopened after a three-week government-ordered closure to curb COVID-19. Vietnam has reported no COVID-19 deaths and maintains a low infection rate with 268 cases. A café owner expressed relief and pride in the country's handling of the pandemic. The government plans a gradual reopening while maintaining social distancing and keeping borders closed to most international arrivals. COVID-19 generally causes mild symptoms but can be severe for some.

What was the main reason for the three-week closure of businesses in Hanoi?

• Due to a natural disaster

• To control the spread of COVID-19

• To celebrate a national holiday

• For economic restructuring

How did the café owner feel about reopening her business?

• Disappointed

• Relieved and proud

• Anxious

• Indifferent

What was a common sentiment among business owners during the lockdown?

• Excitement

• Frustration

• Joy

• Indifference

What measures are still in place during the gradual reopening in Vietnam?

• Free travel for all international visitors

• Social distancing and closed borders

• Mandatory quarantine for all citizens

• Complete lifting of all restrictions

What is the potential impact of COVID-19 on individuals?

• It only affects the elderly

• It only causes mild symptoms for everyone

• It can lead to severe illness or death for some

• It has no impact on health