VOICED : Mercados de alimentos frescos de Wuhan luchan para sobrevivir tras el coronavirus

The video discusses the changes in Wuhan's wet markets following a government ban on selling wild animals due to health concerns. The Huanan Seafood Market remains closed, while other markets struggle with fewer customers. Despite criticism, wet markets are vital for affordable fresh produce in Asia. Some markets still sell live animals, but not those linked to past diseases.

What significant change occurred in Wuhan's wet markets following government intervention?

• Expansion of market areas

• Increase in market prices

• Ban on the sale of wild animals and poultry

• Introduction of new exotic animals

What is a common reason people prefer shopping at wet markets in Asia?

• They offer a wider variety of electronics

• They are more hygienic than supermarkets

• They provide fresh produce at lower prices

• They have better parking facilities

How do wet markets compare to supermarkets in terms of safety, according to the transcript?

• Wet markets are considered equally safe

• Wet markets are considered more dangerous

• Wet markets are considered less safe

• Supermarkets are considered less safe

Which animals were observed for sale in Wuhan's wet markets during recent visits?

• Snakes and lizards

• Turtles and frogs

• Birds and mammals

• Lions and tigers

What type of animals were notably absent from the markets, as mentioned in the transcript?

• Insects and arachnids

• Birds and mammals

• Reptiles and amphibians

• Fish and crustaceans