VOICED : Fabricante de ataúdes cuadruplica ventas en Peru

The Cabrera family's coffin business in Lima has thrived during the COVID-19 pandemic, quadrupling sales as hospitals face collapse. Despite financial success, the family feels sadness due to the loss of lives. Coffins, priced between $120 and $600, are in high demand, with special COVID-19 boxes designed for safe funerals. Peru, with 33 million people, is heavily affected by the pandemic, ranking second in Latin America for cases and third for deaths. While some businesses suffer, others in health and death sectors see increased sales, though they struggle with the moral implications. For more information, visit www.ISGlobal.org.

What has been the impact of the pandemic on the Cabrera family's business?

• It has increased their sales significantly.

• It has decreased their sales.

• It has caused them to close their business.

• It has had no impact on their sales.

What is the price range of the coffins sold by the Cabrera family?

• $200 to $800

• $120 to $600

• $50 to $100

• $300 to $900

What is the purpose of the COVID-specific coffins produced by the Cabrera family?

• To be used as furniture

• To be used economically for funeral services

• To be used for storing household items

• To be used as decorative items

Where does Peru rank in terms of COVID-19 cases in Latin America?

• First

• Fourth

• Third

• Second

How has the pandemic affected businesses related to health and death in Peru?

• It has decreased their sales.

• It has increased their sales.

• It has had no impact on their sales.

• It has caused them to close down.