Boris Johnson: New border measures will help prevent second peak

The video discusses how international travel initially contributed minimally to COVID-19 cases in the UK due to global lockdowns. As the UK gains control over the virus, there is a renewed risk of imported cases increasing. Therefore, proactive measures are necessary to manage this risk and prevent a second peak.

Why were border measures initially halted in the UK during the pandemic?

• Because the virus was not present in the UK.

• To encourage more international visitors.

• Due to the minimal impact of cases from abroad.

• Because international travel was increasing.

What was the effect of global lockdowns on international travel?

• It increased significantly.

• It plummeted.

• It remained the same.

• It was unaffected.

What is the current concern regarding COVID-19 cases in the UK?

• A decrease in domestic cases.

• An increase in cases from abroad.

• A lack of testing facilities.

• A shortage of vaccines.

What is the main reason for taking steps against imported COVID-19 cases now?

• To reduce domestic restrictions.

• To increase international travel.

• To prevent a second peak of the virus.

• To boost the economy.

What is the potential consequence of not managing imported cases?

• A reduction in healthcare costs.

• An increase in domestic travel.

• A second peak of the virus.

• A decrease in international relations.