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Aside from modelling and even evidence of incoming people spreading the virus, this is simply not a good look when the rest of us are expected to stay home in lockdown.
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Or just herd immunity by the back door?
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UK policy needs to recognise that many small, hard-to-measure/hard to model actions can add up to significant impact. Quarantine+masks+hand sanitizer+enforce social distancing at work++ Added to test/track/isolate+app, may be difference between R>0 and R<0 when exiting lockdown.
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Surely the best advice for how to keep themselves safe is not to get on the plane?
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Particularly concerning given that a lot of travellers then use public transport after arriving at Heathrow which also serves a lot of outlying towns. I live in one such town.
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Public transport which also serves a lot of the hospitals, supermarkets and schools in the local area.
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If imported cases don’t contribute how did it get here? Or anywhere?
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Hi Devi. How is it that imported cases do not affect transmission? I would have thought that the total number of infected people within the population directly influences the transmission rate. You’re doing fab on here btw.
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Devi's contention is that it's not modelled, not that they don't transmit
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