Outrage at Coronavirus quarantine centres

The video discusses the arrival of high-speed trains from China to Hong Kong amid the coronavirus outbreak. It highlights the lack of health checks and the public's demand for face masks. The city's vulnerability due to its connection with mainland China is emphasized, along with the public's fear reminiscent of the 2003 SARS outbreak. Distrust in the government, fueled by previous protests, has led to public unrest over quarantine facilities. The video concludes with a look at quarantine measures and the public's lack of confidence in the government's ability to manage the crisis.

What was the public's reaction to the arrival of high-speed trains from China?

• They were excited about the new trains.

• They were happy about the increased connectivity.

• They were concerned about the lack of health checks.

• They were indifferent.

Why is Hong Kong particularly vulnerable to the spread of the virus?

• Because of the traffic between the city and mainland China.

• Because of its high population density.

• Due to its geographical location.

• Due to its advanced healthcare system.

What past event has heightened the fear of the virus in Hong Kong?

• The 2014 pro-democracy protests.

• The 2008 financial crisis.

• The 2011 earthquake.

• The 2003 SARS outbreak.

How has public distrust in authorities manifested during the viral crisis?

• A rise in tourism.

• More public gatherings.

• Increased support for government policies.

• Violence over the handling of the coronavirus.

What was the public's response to the proposed quarantine facility?

• They demanded more such facilities.

• They felt it was too close to residential areas.

• They were indifferent to its location.

• They supported it wholeheartedly.