| Removing the need for quarantine with "air bridges' 16:28 - May 19 with 568 views | Swansea_Blue |
There's a proposal to spare visitors from countries with low Covid infections from having to follow the proposed quarantine measures.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52723101
What am I missing here? The country specifically mentioned who might be up for this is America - what? And presumably this would be mutual, so why would anyone else open their borders to us when we're up there with America as the biggest hit countries (so far)? |  |
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| Removing the need for quarantine with "air bridges' on 16:30 - May 19 with 563 views | SpruceMoose |
The fact that it is listed under the 'Business' section of the website says a lot about who would be keen on pushing this, and why they might be less concerned about any potential health issues. |  |
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| Removing the need for quarantine with "air bridges' on 16:35 - May 19 with 543 views | linhdi |
| Removing the need for quarantine with "air bridges' on 16:30 - May 19 by SpruceMoose |
The fact that it is listed under the 'Business' section of the website says a lot about who would be keen on pushing this, and why they might be less concerned about any potential health issues. |
Of there are going to be air bridges between countries with similar COVID records, then UK and USA are natural partners. It reminds me of the Cold War concept of Mutually Assured Destruction. |  | | |
| Removing the need for quarantine with "air bridges' on 16:45 - May 19 with 528 views | J2BLUE |
This seems incredibly odd to me. Holidays aren't exactly a priority are they? I appreciate that's a matter of perception and i've been hoping football comes back which is equally unimportant but surely holidays could be taken in the UK? It would seemingly make sense from a virus standpoint and stimulate the UK economy? With the added benefit of easily being able to get home if needed. |  |
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| Removing the need for quarantine with "air bridges' on 16:49 - May 19 with 521 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Removing the need for quarantine with "air bridges' on 16:30 - May 19 by SpruceMoose |
The fact that it is listed under the 'Business' section of the website says a lot about who would be keen on pushing this, and why they might be less concerned about any potential health issues. |
It seems to be being pushed by the tourist industry. Seems a bit bizarre and I can't for the life of me work out how they think America and the UK are 2 countries without a Covid problem.
I'm getting used to the narrative not matching reality, but this still confuses the hell out of me! | |
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| Removing the need for quarantine with "air bridges' on 16:59 - May 19 with 515 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Removing the need for quarantine with "air bridges' on 16:45 - May 19 by J2BLUE |
This seems incredibly odd to me. Holidays aren't exactly a priority are they? I appreciate that's a matter of perception and i've been hoping football comes back which is equally unimportant but surely holidays could be taken in the UK? It would seemingly make sense from a virus standpoint and stimulate the UK economy? With the added benefit of easily being able to get home if needed. |
Bit weird. I'd understand it if we were Covid clean and wanted to make it easier for people to visit from Covi-free areas without all the hassle of quarantine. But his seems the opposite. | |
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