3.4 Million People have Responded to a New Survey in the Patria System on the Pandemic Amid Website Access Complaints: Here Are the Results

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The Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, reported this Friday night that 3,412,051 people have answered the survey published on the Homeland System ( www.patria.org.ve ) on the situation of the coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19) just a few hours after it went live online. In a telephone interview broadcasted by Venezolana de Televisión, the head of state said that its results demonstrate the awareness of the Venezuelan people in the face of the new reality caused by the pandemic, with 318 registered confirmed cases in the country as of today.
Some users of the Patria system complained about their problems getting into the platform to fill out the survey due to a message of activity overload on Friday night and most of Saturday.
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Among other results, he highlighted:
On prevention and personal protection measures:
When asked about the services/issues that require the most attention, respondents could vote for up to three types according to their relevance:
Regarding the perception of the population about the health risk of the new coronavirus:
On the activities that are carried out the most at home:
When asked about their way of seeing the future after the pandemic:
These results translate into 87% optimistic responses from the public.
The Patria system also asked about sleep habits, which:
When respondents were asked if they know where to go if symptoms of Covid-19 present themselves:
On that question:
“People know where we stand, the daily difficulty, the total change of normal life, the change of all parameters. We are on the right path and we are going to get out of this,” said the president.
He added that this survey shows that the values of respect for life and health, by Venezuelans, have been reinforced during the social quarantine implemented since last March 16, to prevent massive infections in the country.
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Translated and edited by JRE/EF