Australia Should Exclude Chinese Students From Travel Ban: AustCham

The transcript discusses the current situation in Beijing, focusing on the measures taken by the Chinese government to contain the virus, including temperature checks and quarantine. It also covers the impact of Australia's travel ban on its economy, particularly concerning international students. The potential diplomatic implications of the ban are considered, along with China's comprehensive response to the virus, highlighting transparency and strict measures.

What measures are being implemented in Beijing to prevent the spread of the virus?

• Complete lockdown of the city

• Closure of all public transport

• Temperature checks and quarantine

• Mandatory mask-wearing in public

How has the Australian Government's travel ban affected the economy?

• It has increased tourism

• It has had no impact

• It has affected international students and tourism

• It has boosted local businesses

What is the recommendation regarding Chinese students in Australia?

• They should be sent back to China

• They should be included in the travel ban

• They should undergo a quarantine period

• They should be allowed to travel freely

What concern does the Chinese ambassador have about the travel ban?

• It is only applied to tourists

• It is not enforced properly

• It is out of proportion

• It is too lenient

What is the main challenge faced by businesses in China during the outbreak?

• Increased competition

• Shortage of raw materials

• Difficulty in coordinating between branches

• Lack of government support

How is China ensuring transparency in tracking the virus?

• By sending updates via SMS

• By publishing reports in newspapers

• By using an app to track cases

• By holding daily press conferences

What is the general perception of China's measures to contain the virus?

• They are overly relaxed

• They are insufficient

• They are unnecessary

• They are draconian but effective