Dominic Raab giving Downing Street press update on coronavirus

The transcript discusses the delicate state of the current crisis, emphasizing the importance of not undoing the sacrifices made. It outlines five key tests to guide future actions, focusing on NHS capacity, reducing deaths, managing infection rates, and ensuring any adjustments do not lead to a second peak. The potential consequences of a second spike, including public health risks and economic impacts, are highlighted.

Why is it crucial not to relax efforts during the current crisis?

• To avoid a second wave of infections

• To ensure the NHS is not overwhelmed

• To maintain public confidence

• To prevent economic downturn

What is the first test mentioned to manage the crisis effectively?

• Boosting NHS capacity

• Reducing the number of deaths

• Ensuring public compliance

• Managing infection rates

Which test focuses on the NHS's ability to handle future demands?

• The third test

• The fourth test

• The second test

• The first test

What is the most critical aspect of the fifth test?

• Increasing NHS capacity

• Improving public health measures

• Preventing a second peak of infections

• Reducing economic impact

What could be a consequence of a second spike in infections?

• Increased public confidence

• A second lockdown

• Improved economic conditions

• Reduced NHS capacity