Jeremy Corbyn criticises the Government for it’s ‘strange’ approach to Covid-19 advice

The video discusses the government's complacency in addressing a crisis, highlighting the delayed response and inadequate measures. It emphasizes the strain on the healthcare system, including shortages of ventilators and staff, and suggests involving the private health sector. The video also addresses the negative impact of panic buying on supply chains, reassuring that there are no immediate food shortages, but warns that the crisis could persist for a long time.

What is the main concern about the government's response to the crisis?

• They are acting too quickly.

• They have an excess of resources.

• Their advice is consistent with previous years.

• They are perceived as complacent.

What is suggested to address the shortage of medical resources?

• Importing more ventilators from abroad.

• Requisitioning the private health sector.

• Building new hospitals immediately.

• Hiring more international staff.

Why is panic buying considered counterproductive?

• It results in unnecessary shortages.

• It leads to increased prices.

• It helps in stockpiling essential goods.

• It supports local businesses.

How are supermarkets managing stock during the crisis?

• By closing stores early.

• By allowing unlimited purchases.

• By increasing prices on essential items.

• By limiting the number of people inside.

What is the outlook on food supply during the crisis?

• There is a high risk of food shortages.

• Food imports will be halted.

• Food supply is expected to remain stable.

• Supermarkets will run out of stock soon.