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The Value Added of Entry/Exit tests
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07/26/2021 01:06 PM
07/26/2021 01:06 PM
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PelicanPirate
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After dealing with all the EHAS testing/process and the US reentry tests with no positives for a big group it makes me wonder how many positives are keeping people from coming to the island and how many positives are keeping people from leaving for the USA.
It would seem at some point a judgement could be made as to whether it is all worthwhile in time/money/hastle.
Does anybody know of anybody who had their plans ruined by a positive test in either direction?
PS, I'm pretty sure the airport lines and crammed buses arent helping reduce transmission.
Last edited by PelicanPirate; 07/26/2021 01:08 PM.
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