Germany requires travellers from Britain to quarantine for 14 days
The Hindu
The decision is in response to the spread of a coronavirus variant first detected in India.
Germany will require people arriving from the U.K. from Sunday onwards to go into quarantine for 14 days. The decision is in response to the spread of a coronavirus variant first detected in India. Friday’s announcement by the Robert Koch Institute, Germany’s national disease control centre, that Britain is being classified as a “virus variant area” comes a week after it went back on a list of “risk areas,” which has few consequences under current rules. From Sunday, airlines and others will only be able to transport German citizens and residents from Britain.More Related News