Why Health Experts are Worried About Coronavirus Despite Low Death Rate

The video discusses the rising number of virus cases, surpassing SARS in China, and the global spread. Governments are tightening borders, and the WHO is reconsidering declaring an international health crisis. Despite a low death rate, the virus's mildness raises concerns about undetected spread. The Chinese government faces backlash for its slow response, while taking measures like building hospitals and deploying healthcare workers.

What significant milestone did the number of cases in China reach during the outbreak?

• It was contained within a month.

• It was limited to Beijing.

• It surpassed the number of SARS cases.

• It reached 10,000 cases.

Why are health authorities particularly concerned about the virus despite its low death rate?

• It is resistant to all known treatments.

• It only affects the elderly.

• It spreads easily without symptoms.

• It has a high mutation rate.

How does the death rate of this virus compare to that of Ebola?

• It is significantly lower.

• It is about the same.

• It is higher.

• It is unknown.

What measures did the Chinese government take in response to the outbreak?

• They stopped all international trade.

• They closed all borders indefinitely.

• They declared martial law.

• They built new hospitals and involved the military.

What role did international experts play in the response to the outbreak?

• They assisted in containment and prevention efforts.

• They led the construction of new hospitals.

• They developed a vaccine immediately.

• They provided financial aid.