South Korea Raises Threat Alert Level Over The Coronavirus

South Korea has raised its coronavirus alert to the highest level as cases surge, making it the second largest outbreak after China. The government has implemented emergency measures, including closing schools and restricting transportation. A religious organization linked to many cases has been shut down. The alert level was last this high during the 2009 H1N1 outbreak.

What prompted South Korea to raise its coronavirus alert to the highest level?

• A decrease in the number of infections

• A significant increase in confirmed cases and deaths

• A new vaccine discovery

• The end of the outbreak in China

When was the last time South Korea raised its threat alert level to this extent?

• During the Ebola outbreak

• During the H1N1 outbreak in 2009

• During the Zika virus outbreak

• During the SARS outbreak

What measures can the South Korean government take by raising the alert level?

• Increase international travel

• Reduce healthcare facilities

• Open more public spaces

• Close schools and restrict public transportation

Which organization was temporarily shut down by the South Korean government due to the virus?

• A shopping mall

• A religious organization

• A local hospital

• A government office

What advice was given to the members of the church linked to the virus spread?

• To travel abroad

• To stay inside their homes as much as possible

• To attend large gatherings

• To stop wearing masks