Coronavirus: Britain set to scrap quarantine for travellers from ‘low-risk’ countries

The British government said on Friday it is scrapping a 14-day quarantine rule for arrivals from a number of countries deemed “lower risk” for the coronavirus, including France, Spain, Germany and Italy.The change takes effect July 10, just over a month after the Britain began requiring international arrivals to self-isolate for two weeks. The full list of exempted countries will be announced later Friday, the government said. It is considered unlikely the United States, which has the highest…

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