CLEAN : Coronavirus WHO calls on French

The video discusses the importance of assessing exposure to affected areas to prevent unnecessary hospital visits, especially in France where cases are minimal. It emphasizes understanding the virus's behavior and the limited transmission observed, mainly among close contacts. Current recommendations remain unchanged due to the low risk of community transmission.

Why is it important to assess exposure to affected areas before visiting hospitals?

• To ensure hospitals are not overwhelmed with unnecessary visits

• To increase the number of hospital visits

• To promote tourism in affected areas

• To reduce the number of healthcare workers

What is the current situation regarding the number of cases in France?

• There are only a few cases reported

• The cases are rapidly increasing

• There are numerous cases across the country

• The entire country is under lockdown

What is the main focus of international experts regarding the virus?

• Building new hospitals

• Developing a new vaccine

• Understanding the virus's behavior and origin

• Promoting international travel

What is the observed pattern of virus transmission?

• General community transmission

• Transmission among close contacts

• Transmission through water

• Transmission through food

Why is there no need to change current recommendations?

• The virus has been eradicated

• All countries have closed their borders

• The risk of transmission is very small

• Vaccines are widely available