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South Korea has just announced it will allow citizens to enter their country quarantine free, provided they've been vaccinated. A country that has a similar covid profile to Australia's yet is understanding the science will allow the vaccines to do their thing whilst enabling it's citizens movement. What a novel idea.
So will SloMo still entertain and promote the idea of a bubble with South Korea now that quarantine isn't required buy other travellers coming in from other countries?
Again, Australia drifts further and further away in the rear view mirror.
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So will SloMo still entertain and promote the idea of a bubble with South Korea now that quarantine isn't required buy other travellers coming in from other countries?
Again, Australia drifts further and further away in the rear view mirror.
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South Korea has just announced it will allow citizens to enter their country quarantine free, provided they've been vaccinated. A country that has a similar covid profile to Australia's yet is understanding the science will allow the vaccines to do their thing whilst enabling it's citizens movement. What a novel idea.
So will SloMo still entertain and promote the idea of a bubble with South Korea now that quarantine isn't required buy other travellers coming in from other countries?
Again, Australia drifts further and further away in the rear view mirror.
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So will SloMo still entertain and promote the idea of a bubble with South Korea now that quarantine isn't required buy other travellers coming in from other countries?
Again, Australia drifts further and further away in the rear view mirror.
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At the moment, that privilege is only granted if a persons vaccination was received in South Korea. However, it’s a good start.
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I live in Korea. I’d suggest in a country of 50 million people, in a space less than the size of Victoria, most of whom live in high rise accommodation, 200-600 cases a day with no exponential rise, is no worse than the spread of any flu virus.
Case numbers are meaning less and less every day - soon they won’t mean much - deaths / hospitalisations are more important.
