New U.S. Virus Cases Continue to Slow

The video discusses the US's 60-day immigration suspension affecting permanent residency seekers, exempting those with valid visas and certain professionals. It highlights the impact on immigrants and the green card process amid slowing COVID-19 cases. In Singapore, the government faces a surge in COVID-19 cases among migrant workers, leading to new housing strategies. Japan's COVID-19 cases surpass 11,000, with limited testing and concerns over the upcoming Golden Week potentially worsening the situation.

What is the primary reason for the U.S. government's 60-day suspension of immigration?

• To reduce the spread of COVID-19

• To increase national security

• To promote tourism

• To limit competition for jobs

Which group of people is NOT exempt from the U.S. immigration suspension?

• Medical professionals

• Tourists

• Individuals with valid visas

• Asylum seekers

What measure has Singapore taken to manage the surge in COVID-19 cases among migrant workers?

• Increasing testing facilities

• Providing alternative housing

• Closing all businesses

• Implementing a nationwide lockdown

What is a significant challenge Japan faces in understanding the true scope of COVID-19 infections?

• Inadequate government response

• High population density

• Limited amount of testing

• Lack of healthcare facilities

Why is there concern about the upcoming Golden Week in Japan?

• It marks the end of the state of emergency

• It coincides with a major political event

• It will result in a shortage of medical supplies

• It may lead to increased travel and worsen the COVID-19 situation