Coronavirus Cases In Mainland China Surpass 2002 SARS Outbreak

The video discusses the coronavirus outbreak in China, highlighting that the number of cases has surpassed those of the SARS outbreak from 2000 to 2003. It details the evacuation plans for Americans in Wuhan and the health screenings conducted during their travel. Additionally, it covers the travel restrictions imposed by various airlines and advisories from the CDC and US State Department to avoid nonessential travel to China.

How does the number of coronavirus cases in China compare to the SARS outbreak?

• There are fewer coronavirus cases than SARS cases.

• There are more coronavirus cases than SARS cases.

• The number of cases is the same for both outbreaks.

• The SARS outbreak had more global cases than coronavirus.

What action did the US take to evacuate its citizens from Wuhan?

• Did not take any action.

• Asked citizens to travel by land.

• Chartered a flight to evacuate citizens.

• Sent a commercial flight to Wuhan.

Where did the chartered flight carrying Americans from Wuhan first land?

• California

• Alaska

• New York

• Texas

What measures did airlines take in response to the coronavirus outbreak?

• Increased flights to China.

• Suspended some or all flights to China.

• Offered discounts on flights to China.

• Added more flights to other Asian countries.

What did the CDC and US State Department advise regarding travel to China?

• Encouraged travel to China.

• Advised against all nonessential travel to China.

• Recommended travel only to Wuhan.

• Suggested only business travel to China.