A look at how the city of York is coping, four weeks into lockdown

The video discusses the impact of the lockdown on businesses and communities. Initially, the lockdown was seen as discretionary, but it soon led to significant changes. Businesses like cafes and salons faced closures and had to adapt to survive. Community efforts, such as providing free meals to hospital workers, were bolstered by crowdfunding. Despite these efforts, uncertainty about the future remains, with questions about when normalcy will return.

What was the initial public reaction to the Prime Minister's request to avoid social contact?

• It was seen as mandatory.

• It was taken as a suggestion.

• It was enforced by law.

• It was ignored by everyone.

How did the cafe mentioned in the transcript adapt to the lockdown?

• By providing free meals to the elderly and hospital workers.

• By offering online services.

• By expanding its menu.

• By closing permanently.

What challenge did the hair salon owner face during the lockdown?

• Increased customer demand.

• Lack of government support.

• Uncertainty about reopening and cash flow issues.

• Staff refusing to work.

How were the free meals for hospital workers funded?

• By the hospital itself.

• By a local charity.

• Through government grants.

• Through crowdfunding.

What sentiment is expressed about the community's response to the lockdown?

• Frustration and anger.

• Confusion and chaos.

• A sense of unity and support.

• Indifference and apathy.