VOICED : Crematorios "saturados" en China ante incremento de casos de covid

The transcript discusses the impact of COVID-19 in China, highlighting the saturation of crematoriums due to increased deaths. The Chinese government has ended its zero-COVID policy, leading to challenges in accurately reporting COVID-19 death statistics. Crematoriums and hospitals are overwhelmed, with a significant increase in demand for their services. The situation has raised international concern, particularly from the United States.

What was the impact of the increase in COVID-19 deaths in China?

• Crematoriums became overwhelmed.

• Hospitals had no patients.

• Travel restrictions were lifted.

• Schools were closed.

What change did the Chinese government make regarding COVID-19 strategy?

• They introduced stricter lockdowns.

• They abandoned the zero-COVID strategy.

• They increased testing requirements.

• They closed all borders.

Why is it difficult to determine the true extent of the COVID-19 outbreak in China?

• Because of the end of mandatory testing.

• Due to a lack of medical facilities.

• Because of international travel restrictions.

• Due to a shortage of vaccines.

What is the main criterion for a death to be counted as a COVID-19 death in China?

• Any death with a positive COVID-19 test.

• Deaths of individuals over 60 years old.

• Deaths directly caused by respiratory failure from the virus.

• Any death occurring in a hospital.

What international reaction was mentioned in response to the COVID-19 situation in China?

• The European Union imposed travel bans.

• The United Nations sent medical supplies.

• The World Health Organization praised China's efforts.

• The U.S. Department of State expressed concern.