Quarantine
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| Cast | Jennifer Carpenter |
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| Characters | Ángela Vidal |
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| Directors | John Erick Dowdle |
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About Quarantine
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... " Meanwhile, - which includes a return of mandatory hotel Quarantine - passed all stages in the Dáil (Irish Parliament) on Thursday night...
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... Coronavirus in Brazil economy about healthHis message has remained the same throughout - that the state governors have been reckless in the introduction of Quarantine measures and the collateral damage to the economy is even worse than the effects of the virus itself...
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... Quarantine rules torpedo the chances of the resumption of flights in July, says Mr...
BA, Ryanair and EasyJet, start the fight for the 'devastating' quarantine plan
...Airlines around the world grounded enough aircraft in the midst of the pandemic British Airways, Ryanair and EasyJet have a formal legal challenge to the government of the Quarantine...
BA 'dismissal threat undermines speaks, pilots union Balpa says
... Quarantine lineBritish Airways said, there are so many jobs now act to protect, possible, such as the airline industry are the deepest structural change in its history faced...
BA, Ryanair and EasyJet, start the fight for the 'devastating' quarantine plan
Airlines around The World grounded enough aircraft in the midst of the pandemic
British Airways , Ryanair and EasyJet have a formal legal challenge to the government of the Quarantine .
The airlines say the policy has had "a devastating effect on the British tourism and economy" and destroy thousands of jobs.
you have to be for a judicial review in The High Court.
The Challenge claims that the Quarantine rules for travelers that are more stringent than those applied to people who actually Covid-19.
The new rules came into force This Week . You require the most inbound travellers to self-isolate for 14 days, although there are More Than 40 categories of incomers, largely in respect of certain employees, with the exception of. Rules for those actually infected with The Virus require self-isolation for Seven Days .
The airlines say that there is no consultation and no scientific evidence to support the policy; can be with the exception of the weekly commuters from France Or Germany; and that the government prevent people from travelling to and from countries with lower rates of infection than the UK.
But the government has said the Quarantine is a "reasonable and time-limited approach" to the protection of Public Health .
Job lossesIn a statement, the three airlines said they had not seen any evidence, how and when the so-called "air-bridges", so that Quarantine -free Travel between the United Kingdom and other countries with low infection rates implemented could be.
she called on the government to re-adopt a previous policy, where Quarantine was limited to travelers from high-risk countries.
The air industry was hit particularly hard by the Corona-Virus outbreak that all but stopped their activities. Mass job losses are under way:
Friday, the legal move marks a further sign of a breakdown in the relationship between the airlines and the British government.
Willie Walsh, The Boss of IAG, which owns BA, Iberia and Aer Lingus , the Quarantine policy is "irrational," while Ryanair boss Michael O ' has Leary, and that it would not be enforceable.
move to Quarantine "would effectively kill off air Travel ".
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Source of news: bbc.com
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