VOICED: Hong Kong bun festival goes ahead despite fears over swine flu

The video discusses the importance of health protection, highlighting the eradication of the plague in Hong Kong and the significance of festivals in promoting health. It emphasizes the role of cultural practices in maintaining hygiene and preventing disease spread. The video also addresses current health concerns, such as swine flu, and the public's cautious response, including wearing masks and staying informed.

What significant event in 1894 is mentioned in relation to Hong Kong's health history?

• The eradication of the plague

• The discovery of a new vaccine

• The first case of swine flu

• The introduction of modern medicine

What is one of the reasons the festival is considered important this year?

• It celebrates a new health policy

• It is the largest festival in the region

• It is believed to ward off illnesses

• It marks the end of the swine flu outbreak

During the 2003 SARS outbreak, what was notable about the residents of Chow Chow?

• They all wore masks

• None of them got sick

• They were the first to receive a vaccine

• They were quarantined

What precaution is Joanna Hong taking to prevent spreading her flu-like symptoms?

• Avoiding public transport

• Taking medication

• Wearing a mask

• Staying at home

What is the general public's attitude towards the festival despite the swine flu outbreak?

• They are avoiding the festival

• They are protesting against it

• They are unaware of the outbreak

• They are attending with caution