Dominic Raab statement on coronavirus

The transcript discusses the potential for changing mask-wearing advice in the UK, referencing the WHO and CDC's stance on masks as a social norm. A question is posed to the First Secretary about the government's plans for relaxing COVID-19 measures. The response emphasizes that it is too early to consider relaxing measures, as the focus remains on maintaining social distancing and assessing evidence based on scientific and medical advice.

What did David Navarro from the WHO describe about mask-wearing?

• A temporary measure

• A legal requirement

• A social norm

• An unnecessary precaution

What is the CDC's recommendation regarding mask usage in the US?

• Only in hospitals

• Not necessary for the general public

• For everyone to prevent asymptomatic spread

• Only for healthcare workers

What was the First Secretary's response to questions about relaxing measures?

• Measures are already being relaxed

• Measures will be relaxed soon

• No plans to relax measures

• It's too early to discuss

What is the government's current focus according to the final section?

• Relaxing social distancing

• Maintaining social distancing

• Reopening businesses

• Ending all restrictions

What guides the government's decision-making process regarding measures?

• Scientific and medical advice

• Public opinion

• Economic factors

• International pressure