VOICED : "Ataud Cov" irrumpe en una pandemia que desplazo los féretros en Mexico

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the funeral industry in Mexico, highlighting a decline in coffin sales due to a rise in direct cremations. Legal requirements previously mandated the use of coffins for all bodies, but the pandemic shifted preferences towards cremation for cost reasons. In response, a company developed the Ataúd Coop, a coffin designed to prevent leakage, aiming to restore trust in funeral services. The video concludes with COVID-19 statistics in Mexico, noting significant infection and death rates.

Why did coffin sales not increase despite the rise in COVID-19 deaths in Mexico?

• Coffins were banned during the pandemic.

• There was a shortage of coffins.

• Coffins were too expensive.

• People preferred cremation over burial.

What is a key feature of the Ataúd Coop coffin?

• It is transparent.

• It is biodegradable.

• It is designed to prevent liquid leakage.

• It is made of wood.

What materials are used in the construction of the Ataúd Coop?

• Aluminum and foam

• Steel sheets and neoprene

• Wood and glass

• Plastic and rubber

What are funeral homes trying to achieve with their new practices?

• Increase the cost of services

• Provide safer services for handling bodies

• Reduce the number of cremations

• Ban the use of coffins

How many COVID-19 deaths were reported in Mexico according to the transcript?

• 8,600

• 78,000

• 120 million

• 50,000