VOICED : Primer concierto-test de 5.000 personas en París

A large concert in Paris was part of a scientific study on COVID-19. 5,000 attendees enjoyed the music of Indochina while wearing masks but not maintaining social distance. The study aimed to show that negative-tested individuals pose no contamination risk. Participants were aged 18-50 and free from high-risk health conditions. The study sought scientific validation, comparing concert safety to daily metro use. Previous studies in Spain and the UK showed no increased infection risk, but results from a Barcelona concert were not easily generalizable due to strict preventive measures.

What was the main requirement for attendees at the Paris concert?

• They had to maintain social distance.

• They were required to wear masks.

• They needed to be vaccinated.

• They had to be over 50 years old.

What was the primary goal of the Paris concert study?

• To promote the band Indochina.

• To test the effectiveness of vaccines.

• To show that negative-tested attendees pose no infection risk.

• To compare infection rates with other countries.

Which age group was allowed to attend the concert?

• All age groups

• 18 to 50 years old

• Under 18 years old

• Over 50 years old

How did the concert's risk compare to daily metro commutes?

• It was considered equally dangerous.

• It was considered less dangerous.

• It was considered more dangerous.

• It was not compared to metro commutes.

Why might the results from the Barcelona concert not be widely applicable?

• Due to the small number of attendees.

• Because of the lack of mask usage.

• Because of the strict preventive measures imposed.

• Due to the high infection rates in Barcelona.