Two more cases of the coronavirus confirmed in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland has reported three COVID-19 cases. Two new cases are unconnected; one traveled from Italy, and the other had contact with a UK positive case. Testing follows established protocols, with results sent to Public Health England for verification. Both patients are adults receiving care. The Public Health Agency is tracing contacts to prevent further spread. The situation was anticipated, and the health system is effectively managing containment.

What is the total number of presumptive positive COVID-19 cases mentioned in the first section?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Which organization is responsible for verifying the test outcomes?

• Northern Ireland Health Department

• World Health Organization

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• Public Health England

Where did one of the new COVID-19 cases recently travel from?

• Germany

• France

• Northern Italy

• Spain

What is the primary goal of the Public Health Agency's efforts?

• To increase testing

• To close all public spaces

• To identify contacts and prevent further spread

• To develop a vaccine

What phase does Northern Ireland remain in according to the last section?

• Alert phase

• Containment phase

• Recovery phase

• Mitigation phase