UK: British Chief Scientific Advisor Sir Patrick Vallance speech at the daily Coronavirus Press Conference. Part Two.

The video discusses the increase in new COVID-19 cases in the UK, highlighting the role of positive tests and the responsibility of tracking these cases. It shows a rise in cases from March to the present and discusses the impact of social measures on reducing community transmission. The importance of continuous monitoring and reporting is emphasized, with current statistics showing 8,000 people reporting to schools with coronavirus.

What is the primary method of identifying new COVID-19 cases in the UK?

• By tracking symptoms

• Via positive test results

• Through hospital admissions

• Through vaccination records

What has been the trend in the number of COVID-19 cases from March to the present?

• An increase in cases

• Cases have been fluctuating

• A decrease in cases

• No change in case numbers

What measures are hoped to reduce the number of COVID-19 cases?

• Social distancing and community measures

• Vaccination campaigns

• Travel restrictions

• Increased testing

What does the graph in the final section illustrate?

• The number of new cases in the community

• The number of vaccinations administered

• The number of people reporting to schools

• The number of hospitalizations

As of the latest data, how many people are reporting to schools due to COVID-19?

• 5,000 people

• 10,000 people

• 8,000 people

• 12,000 people