Interview with British coronaviris victim in Yokohama

The transcript discusses the perceived inadequacy of the British government's response to evacuating citizens during a crisis, contrasting it with the more proactive measures taken by other countries like the United States. Personal experiences highlight communication issues with the British Embassy, while the speaker expresses frustration and disappointment with the handling of the situation. The transcript ends with a hypothetical message to Boris Johnson, criticizing the government's actions and praising the American approach.

How did the speaker feel about the British government's efforts to evacuate its citizens?

• Indifferent and neutral

• Grateful and appreciative

• Satisfied and well-cared for

• Dissatisfied and forgotten

What was the speaker's perception of the American response to the crisis?

• They followed the British lead

• They ignored the situation

• They took decisive action

• They were slow to act

Which countries did the speaker mention as taking action to evacuate their citizens?

• Italy and Spain

• France and Germany

• Canada and Australia

• Only the United States

What was the speaker's opinion on the Japanese quarantine system?

• It was effective and well-managed

• It was inadequate and poorly handled

• It was praised by all countries

• It was the best among all nations

What did the speaker suggest about the British government's reliance on international organizations?

• They were overly dependent on them

• They completely ignored them

• They had no interaction with them

• They were critical of their role