VOICED : India se enfrenta a la segunda ola de coronavirus

India is experiencing a severe second wave of COVID-19, with over 200,000 cases and thousands of deaths reported daily. The surge is attributed to large gatherings, political rallies, and sports events. Since the pandemic began, over 14 million Indians have been infected, and 175,000 have died. The healthcare system is overwhelmed, facing shortages of beds, oxygen, and medications. The vaccination campaign has been less effective than expected, with less than 10% of the population vaccinated and supplies running low.

What were some of the events that contributed to the second wave of COVID-19 in India?

• International travel and tourism

• Online shopping and home deliveries

• School reopenings and public transport

• Religious gatherings, political rallies, and sports events

How many people in India had contracted COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic?

• Over 14 million

• Over 10 million

• Over 20 million

• Over 5 million

What measures were taken in response to the new wave of COVID-19 cases in India?

• Mandatory vaccination for all

• Partial lockdowns and restrictions

• Complete nationwide lockdown

• No measures were taken

What challenges did hospitals face during the second wave of COVID-19 in India?

• Overcrowding in outpatient departments

• Shortages of beds, oxygen, and medications

• Lack of trained medical staff

• Inadequate hospital infrastructure

What was a significant issue with the vaccination campaign in India?

• Less than a tenth of the population was vaccinated

• Vaccines were only available in urban areas

• Vaccines were ineffective against the virus

• Vaccines were too expensive for most people