10 Questions
True or false:Panic buying has only affected families in high-income brackets.
False
True or false: Low-income families are not at a greater risk during the coronavirus outbreak.
False
True or false: Shortages have caused some families to not have access to the food they need.
True
True or false: Australians on low incomes are able to afford to stockpile supplies.
False
True or false: Altercations in supermarkets have not occurred due to the coronavirus outbreak.
False
True or false: Returning Australians are not required to quarantine for 14 days.
False
True or false: Quarantine can be a positive experience for some individuals.
False
True or false: Health officials are not checking on the well-being of those in quarantine.
False
True or false: ABC News does not offer additional stories on their website.
False
True or false: ABC News does not offer a subscription service.
False
Study Notes
- Many Australians struggle to make ends meet on a daily basis.
- Panic buying due to the coronavirus outbreak has left some families with limited supplies.
- Low-income families are particularly vulnerable during this time.
- Some families have struggled to meet dietary needs due to shortages.
- Australians on low incomes cannot afford to stockpile supplies.
- Altercations have broken out in supermarkets over scarce supplies.
- Australians returning from high-risk countries or in contact with confirmed cases must quarantine for 14 days.
- Quarantine can be a lonely and isolating experience.
- Health officials are making daily phone calls to those in quarantine to check on their well-being.
- ABC News offers more stories on their website and a subscription service.
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