U.S. Soldier Stationed In South Korea Has The Coronavirus

The transcript discusses the quarantine of a U.S. soldier in South Korea amid a coronavirus outbreak. South Korea has the second-largest outbreak after China, with over 1,260 infections and 12 deaths. The government has raised the threat level, allowing for school closures and city lockdowns. U.S. forces in Korea have implemented preventive measures. The situation is expected to be long-term, with global efforts underway to develop a vaccine, including trials potentially starting in April.

Where is the U.S. soldier who self-quarantined stationed?

• Camp Carroll

• Camp Humphreys

• Camp Red Cloud

• Camp Casey

What action did the South Korean government take in response to the coronavirus outbreak?

• Opened all schools

• Increased public transportation

• Lowered the threat alert

• Raised the threat alert to the highest level

Which country had the second largest outbreak of the coronavirus after China?

• Italy

• Iran

• South Korea

• Japan

What preventive measures did U.S. forces in Korea implement?

• Increased off-base activities

• Implemented health screenings

• Opened more entry points

• Reduced health screenings

When could clinical trials for the coronavirus vaccine potentially start?

• March

• April

• May

• June