Spain's rural villages hit hard by virus deaths

The video discusses the history and traditions of Duruelo, a small town with 1,090 inhabitants. It highlights an unprecedented event where four people died in one day, contrasting with the usual one or two deaths per month. The community's traditional funeral practices, where all neighbors would attend, have been disrupted by COVID-19 restrictions, allowing only three family members to attend. This change has deeply affected the community, which also faced challenges in managing funerals during the pandemic.

What unusual event occurred in Duruelo that had never been seen before?

• The town's population doubled overnight.

• A new mayor was elected.

• The town celebrated a festival.

• Four people died in a single day.

What was the usual number of deaths per month in Duruelo before the unusual event?

• Five to six

• Ten to fifteen

• One or two

• Twenty to thirty

What is the population of Duruelo?

• 10,000

• 2,000

• 500

• 1,090

How did the coronavirus pandemic affect funeral traditions in Duruelo?

• Funerals were held online.

• Everyone in the town attended the funerals.

• Only three family members could attend.

• Funerals were postponed indefinitely.

What was a significant challenge faced by Duruelo during the pandemic?

• Lack of food supplies

• No internet connectivity

• Insufficient people to bury the deceased

• Closure of all schools