Chinese city of Wuhan sealed off after deadly Coronovirus outbreak

The transcript discusses the lockdown of Wuhan due to the coronavirus outbreak, affecting 11 million residents. The lockdown includes closed roads, halted trains, and canceled flights. People rushed to leave before the 10:00 AM cutoff, facing confusion and police blockades. Public reactions vary, with some supporting the government's decision and others worried about the uncertainty. The crisis extends beyond Wuhan, affecting global travel and prompting the WHO to consider declaring a global health emergency. The situation in Wuhan remains isolated as the city copes with the outbreak.

What measures were taken to enforce the lockdown in Wuhan?

• Only the airport was closed.

• Only flights were canceled.

• Only the train station was closed.

• Roads, trains, and flights were all closed.

Why did some people decide to leave Wuhan early?

• They had no plans to leave but were forced to.

• They were not worried about the virus.

• They wanted to celebrate Chinese New Year elsewhere.

• They were concerned about the indefinite duration of the shutdown.

What was the general sentiment of the people leaving Wuhan regarding the government's actions?

• They were indifferent to the government's actions.

• They thought the government should not have acted at all.

• They believed the government acted too late.

• They believed the government acted too early.

What was the situation for passengers arriving in the UK from Wuhan?

• They were all quarantined immediately.

• They received a leaflet and saw more masks than usual.

• They were screened thoroughly upon landing.

• They were not allowed to enter the UK.

What was the World Health Organization considering in response to the virus outbreak?

• Issuing a travel advisory against visiting China.

• Closing all borders worldwide.

• Banning all international flights.

• Declaring a global health emergency.