Coronavirus Fears Ease In Hong Kong And Political Tensions Flare Anew

As Hong Kong emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, with over 1000 cases and four deaths, the city is experiencing a return to both normalcy and political unrest. Businesses are reopening, and restrictions are being lifted by Chief Executive Carrie Lam. However, protests are reigniting, with pro-democracy and pro-China factions clashing over political issues, including a controversial extradition bill. China's influence is growing, with calls for enforcing anti-subversion laws. While coronavirus fears are easing, political tensions are rising, as police tactical teams are deployed to maintain order.

What event marked the return of political tensions in Hong Kong as businesses reopened?

• A financial crisis

• A new wave of COVID-19 cases

• Protests against Chinese authorities

• A natural disaster

As of the report, how many COVID-19 cases were recorded in Hong Kong?

• A little over 1,000 cases

• Exactly 2,000 cases

• Over 10,000 cases

• Less than 500 cases

Which facilities were mentioned as reopening in Hong Kong?

• Government offices

• Airports and train stations

• Restaurants and theaters

• Schools and universities

What was the controversial bill that sparked protests in Hong Kong last year?

• A bill to increase taxes

• A bill to extradite residents to mainland China

• A bill to reduce public holidays

• A bill to change the education system

What measures are being enforced to maintain order in Hong Kong as tensions rise?

• Curfews and lockdowns

• Anti-subversion laws

• Increased taxation

• Travel restrictions