China Adds Over 100 New Coronavirus Cases In Xinjiang Outbreak

The Chinese government reported around 100 new COVID-19 cases, primarily linked to an outbreak in Xinjiang, with no new deaths, maintaining the toll at about 4600. Hong Kong is experiencing its own outbreak, with leader Carrie Lam warning of a potential large-scale community outbreak that could strain hospitals. Measures such as closing restaurants and mandatory mask-wearing have been implemented. Both mainland China and Hong Kong had previously managed to control the virus before the recent rise in cases.

What region in China was primarily affected by the new coronavirus cases reported by the government?

• Shanghai

• Xinjiang

• Guangdong

• Beijing

What did the Hong Kong leader warn about the current outbreak situation?

• It is under control

• It could lead to a large-scale community outbreak

• It is not a concern

• It will end soon

What measures did Hong Kong implement in response to the outbreak?

• Lockdown of the entire city

• Mandatory mask-wearing and closing restaurants

• Banning public transport

• Closing schools

What was the initial success of both mainland China and Hong Kong in dealing with the virus?

• They developed a vaccine

• They ignored the virus

• They contained the virus effectively

• They had no cases

What is the current trend in COVID-19 cases in both mainland China and Hong Kong?

• Cases are decreasing

• Cases are stable

• Cases are rising again

• Cases are not reported