Beijing Shuts Schools to Stem Virus

The video discusses the current COVID-19 outbreak in Beijing, highlighting the seriousness of the situation and the recent increase in alert levels. It explores the investigation into imported meat, particularly salmon, as a potential source of the virus. The video also compares the targeted lockdown measures in Beijing to those previously implemented in Wuhan, noting the political and economic implications of shutting down the capital.

What recent action did Beijing take in response to the outbreak?

• Opened all schools

• Raised the alert level

• Closed all markets

• Lowered the alert level

What is being tested for coronavirus in China as part of the outbreak investigation?

• Local vegetables

• Domestic poultry

• Imported meat

• Bottled water

Why is there a focus on imported salmon in the outbreak investigation?

• It was found in local rivers

• It was linked to a previous outbreak

• It is a common local dish

• Virus samples were found on a cutting board

How does the current lockdown in Beijing differ from the one in Wuhan?

• It involves more cities

• It is more targeted

• It is more widespread

• It is less strict

What is one reason for the targeted lockdown approach in Beijing?

• Beijing has a warmer climate

• Beijing has fewer resources

• Beijing is the political and business capital

• Beijing is less populated