Priti Patel speaks at daily coronavirus briefing from Downing Street

The video emphasizes the importance of remaining alert to save lives and prevent a second wave of the virus. It announces new public health measures, including a 14-day self-isolation requirement for international arrivals, to protect progress made against the virus. The timing of these measures is crucial to their effectiveness, as passenger arrivals have significantly decreased. The video highlights the need to guard against imported cases that could trigger a resurgence, especially as the transmission rate falls and travel increases. New arrivals with the virus could have a significant impact, potentially causing a second wave.

What is the primary reason for introducing temporary public health restrictions at the border?

• To increase tourism

• To prevent a second wave of the virus

• To boost the economy

• To ease lockdown measures

Why are international arrivals required to self-isolate for 14 days?

• To ensure they are not carrying any illegal items

• To allow time for travel documentation processing

• To match the incubation period of the virus

• To give them time to adjust to the local time zone

How has the number of passenger arrivals changed compared to the previous year?

• Remained the same

• Decreased by 99%

• Increased by 50%

• Increased by 99%

What is the potential risk associated with an increase in travelers arriving in the UK?

• An increase in imported cases leading to a second wave

• A shortage of accommodation

• A decrease in local tourism

• A rise in travel costs

What is the significance of maintaining a low transmission rate in the UK?

• To allow for more international travel

• To prevent a second wave of infections

• To increase the number of public events

• To reduce the cost of healthcare