Woman forced to quarantine despite having two Covid jabs and negative test slams nonsense situation
Inbar Aviezer is currently in quarantine at a hotel in Dublin
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Inbar Aviezer is currently in quarantine in Dublin
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Healthcare worker fully vaccinated against Covid-19 says mandatory quarantine system is absurd I ve asked at the airport, the gardaí, when and how can I get out faster, and they didn t know and they didn t have the answer
Inbar Aviezer in hotel quarantine at the Holiday Inn Express in Dublin.
Thu, 08 Apr, 2021 - 15:00
Ciarán Sunderland
A woman from Israel is currently subject to Ireland s mandatory hotel quarantine system, despite being fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
Inbar Aviezer, a healthcare worker, said the quarantine system makes no sense and is absurd .
Ms Aviezer arrived at Dublin Airport yesterday morning from Israel via Frankfurt, Germany, at 11.30am with a negative PCR test and the recipient of two Pfizer vaccine doses.