Public react to first Covid-19 vaccine approval

The transcript discusses various perspectives on the COVID-19 vaccine, highlighting personal choices, family safety, and community health. It addresses concerns about vaccine safety and mandates, while encouraging vulnerable groups to get vaccinated. The public's understanding of the seriousness of the pandemic and the relief brought by vaccine availability are also emphasized.

What is the main concern expressed by individuals regarding the vaccine in the first section?

• There is a lack of trust and proof of safety.

• The vaccine is too expensive.

• It requires multiple doses.

• It is not available to everyone.

In the second section, what is a key reason some people prefer not to get vaccinated?

• They think it is ineffective.

• They are allergic to vaccines.

• They want to rely on their own immune system.

• They believe it is too costly.

What is a major concern about making the vaccine mandatory, as discussed in the second section?

• It might not be affordable for everyone.

• It could lead to increased travel restrictions.

• It could infringe on personal freedom.

• It may cause severe side effects.

According to the final section, what has been the public's reaction to the seriousness of coronavirus?

• They have stopped wearing masks.

• They have started traveling more.

• They have become more cautious.

• They have ignored the warnings.

What is the general sentiment about the availability of a vaccine in the final section?

• It is thought to be ineffective.

• It is seen as unnecessary.

• It is viewed as a relief.

• It is considered too late.