CLEAN: Britain grapples to contain swine flu epidemic

The video discusses how high population density and travel contribute to virus spread. It outlines airport protocols for handling passengers who may be unwell, involving medical experts to assess their fitness to fly. The economic impact of a virus outbreak is also covered, highlighting a dip in productivity and reduced consumer spending on non-essential goods. The video concludes with a brief unrelated conversation.

How does a high density of population contribute to the spread of viruses?

• It has no effect on virus spread.

• It facilitates the spread of viruses.

• It only affects the spread of non-viral diseases.

• It reduces the spread of viruses.

What is the role of airport teams when a passenger appears unwell?

• They provide medical treatment themselves.

• They immediately deny boarding to the passenger.

• They refer the passenger to medical experts for assessment.

• They allow the passenger to board without any checks.

What is the primary concern of airport teams regarding passengers?

• Passenger's ticket class.

• Passenger's travel history.

• Passenger's luggage weight.

• Passenger's health and well-being.

What is one economic consequence of a dip in productivity?

• Stable consumer spending across all sectors.

• Increased demand for non-essential goods and services.

• Decreased demand for non-essential services.

• Increased consumer spending on essential goods.

Which sectors are most affected by changes in consumer spending due to reduced productivity?

• Technology and manufacturing.

• Healthcare and education.

• Agriculture and mining.

• Dining and tourism.