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With respect @Super_Danny_Allsopp, my emphasis was on accepting flights from the key "Covid 19" hotspots. One must also say the people of South Korea are far more disciplined than the people in the UK. They comply, in general, with what the government requires of them. In the UK, we still have anti maskers in sufficient numbers who couldn't care less

@Super_Danny_AllsoppSorry, but have to take issue with your view of "propaganda nonsense" Grant Shapps allegedly persuaded Boris for continuing flights into Heathrow from the high risk Covid hotspots, such as china, northern Italy, USA. Heathrow hotels could have been used for quarantine, but no, the passengers dispersed by tube etc, in crowded carriages, the ability of Covid 19 to infect not just 1 but hundreds or thousands quickly in that scenario. South Korea is a better example too look at... under 500 deaths.. https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-how-south-koreas-track-and-trace-system-has-kept-death-count-below-500-12103124 UK Government incompetence, across the board. both in decision making or lack of and ££££ wasted trying to get PPE

@Super_Danny_Allsopp I sincerely think you are missing the point in this case. The Pfizer vaccine has to be stored at -40 degrees, making such transport by road problematic ( also there is the capacity issue to find such articulated trailers for the vaccines), with threats to delays at channel ports

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