Coronavirus Cases Skyrocket In Pakistan

The video discusses the impact of Pakistan's economic reopening on COVID-19 cases and deaths, with cases rising significantly. The government projects cases could reach 1.2 million by mid-August. Despite WHO's warning, the government chose not to enforce a strict lockdown to avoid economic collapse. Public behavior, influenced by misinformation, has led to crowded places without safety measures.

What was the increase in daily COVID-19 cases in Pakistan from the end of May to mid-June?

• From 1000 to 5000

• From 2000 to 3000

• From 2000 to 7000

• From 3000 to 7000

What was the projected number of COVID-19 cases in Pakistan by mid-August?

• 500,000

• 3 million

• 1.2 million

• 2 million

Why did the Pakistani government decide against a complete lockdown?

• To prevent a rise in COVID-19 cases

• To avoid economic collapse

• To increase public gatherings

• To follow WHO guidelines

What did the World Health Organization urge Pakistan to do?

• Increase testing

• Enforce a stronger lockdown

• Open more hospitals

• Distribute free masks

What behavior was observed among the public despite government warnings?

• Strictly following social distancing

• Wearing masks in public

• Staying at home

• Crowding markets and mosques without masks