Autobus lleva alegría a residentes de Bruselas

In Brussels, a special bus service called 'Voces de Bruselas' delivered heartfelt messages to residents, bringing joy during the pandemic. The initiative, launched by the Public Transport Agency, encouraged people to send voice messages to be played on the bus. Meanwhile, Belgium announced it is entering a safer phase post-COVID-19 peak, with ongoing precautions. The country reported 6,490 COVID-19 deaths, including suspected cases. Upcoming measures for easing restrictions will be announced soon.

What is the purpose of the 'Voces de Bruselas' service?

• To offer free transportation

• To spread joy through messages

• To provide medical assistance

• To deliver groceries to residents

Who sent a special message to Asunción Méndez and Carmen Díaz?

• Their neighbor

• Lorena Sánchez

• The mayor of Brussels

• A local celebrity

What did the public transport agency in Brussels encourage people to do?

• Stay at home

• Use public transport more

• Send voice messages

• Donate to charity

What did the Belgian government announce about the pandemic phase?

• The crisis is worsening

• Entering a safer phase

• All restrictions are lifted

• Vaccines are mandatory

Why is the COVID-19 death count in Belgium considered high?

• Only hospital deaths are counted

• Deaths are underreported

• It includes suspected cases without tests

• It excludes nursing home deaths