U.K. Confirms First Two Cases of Coronavirus

The UK has confirmed its first two cases of coronavirus, both from the same family. The individuals are being treated in Newcastle, and efforts are underway to trace their contacts to prevent further spread. A flight from Wuhan is expected, with measures in place to test passengers. Officials acknowledge that more cases are likely, as seen in other countries.

What was the initial response of the UK health officials to the first coronavirus cases?

• They provided detailed information about the patients.

• They declared a national emergency.

• They began tracing contacts of the infected individuals.

• They immediately closed all airports.

Where are the first two coronavirus patients in the UK being treated?

• Newcastle

• London

• Manchester

• Birmingham

What specific action is being taken for flights arriving from Wuhan?

• Flights are being diverted to other countries.

• Passengers are being quarantined for two weeks.

• No specific actions are being taken.

• Passengers are being tested upon arrival.

How did the UK officials view the emergence of coronavirus cases?

• They were surprised by the cases.

• They expected cases to eventually appear.

• They thought the virus was already eradicated.

• They believed the virus was not a threat.

Which countries were mentioned as having coronavirus cases before the UK?

• France and Italy

• Norway and Sweden

• Germany and other European countries

• Spain and Portugal