Italy's Coronavirus Death Toll Jumped By Over 160 In A Single Day

Italy experienced a significant increase in COVID-19 deaths, prompting the Prime Minister to extend the lockdown from northern Italy to the entire country. Public gatherings were banned, and travel was restricted to essential purposes. Despite these measures, confirmed cases in Italy rose to over 10,000, making it the second worst outbreak globally after China. The lockdown is expected to remain in place until at least April 3rd, with hopes of slowing the virus's spread.

What was the significant event regarding COVID-19 deaths in Italy?

• No change in death rate

• A decrease in daily deaths

• The first COVID-19 death

• The largest single-day jump in deaths

What action did Italy's Prime Minister take regarding the lockdown?

• Extended it to the entire country

• Applied it only to major cities

• Restricted it to only northern Italy

• Lifted it completely

What types of gatherings were banned by the Italian government?

• Public gatherings, including sporting events

• Private family gatherings

• Online meetings

• Educational seminars

For what reasons were people allowed to travel during the lockdown?

• Essential business, health, or family emergencies

• Tourism and leisure

• Visiting friends

• Shopping and dining

What was the status of Italy's COVID-19 outbreak compared to the rest of the world?

• Second worst, right behind China

• The worst in the world

• Not significant compared to other countries

• Completely under control