More than 600 new cases of coronavirus emerge at German slaughterhouse

In Retta Widen Broca, Germany, a COVID-19 outbreak occurred at a slaughterhouse run by Tony's Group. Local authorities have called for the facility's closure and the suspension of educational activities until June 29th. Approximately 7000 people have been asked to quarantine to curb the virus's spread. Poor conditions in worker dormitories, such as overcrowding and pest infestations, may have worsened the situation.

What action did local authorities take in response to the COVID-19 outbreak in Retta Widen Broca?

• They opened new schools.

• They planned to shut down the slaughterhouse and suspend schools.

• They reduced quarantine measures.

• They increased meat production.

How many people were asked to quarantine in the region?

• 10000

• 7000

• 2000

• 5000

What was a significant factor that may have worsened the virus spread in the dormitories?

• Lack of food

• Poor living conditions

• Excessive noise

• High temperatures

How many people were reported to live in the same room in the dormitories?

• Seven

• Five

• Three

• Two

What pests were found in the dormitories according to a migrant worker?

• Flies and mosquitoes

• Bees and wasps

• Mice and cockroaches

• Ants and spiders