CLEAN : Flight departs for North Korea despite Ebola tour ban

The speaker discusses the cancellation of visas and expresses personal relief that their visa is unaffected. They sympathize with those who cannot travel due to restrictions, noting the low risk of virus spread from travelers to North Korea. The speaker questions the necessity of canceling visas, especially for those from Western countries where the virus is not prevalent.

What is the speaker's personal experience with the visa cancellations?

• They were unsure about their visa status.

• They had to reapply for a visa.

• Their visa was not affected.

• Their visa was cancelled.

Why does the speaker feel sorry for some people?

• Because they are sick.

• Because they cannot travel due to visa cancellations.

• Because they lost their jobs.

• Because they missed an important event.

What is the speaker's opinion on the likelihood of North Korea travelers having the virus?

• It is uncertain.

• It is very low.

• It is moderate.

• It is very high.

What reason does the speaker give for questioning the visa cancellations?

• The virus is spreading rapidly in Western countries.

• Travelers from Western countries are unlikely to have the virus.

• The virus is not a serious threat.

• The cancellations are only temporary.

What is the speaker's final stance on the visa cancellations?

• They fully support the cancellations.

• They are indifferent about the cancellations.

• They believe the cancellations are unjustified.

• They think the cancellations are necessary.