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<blockquote data-quote="N860CR" data-source="post: 2306232" data-attributes="member: 4262"><p>Been vomiting about it for a long time, especially when in the next breath we're told the health system is "under strain" or "at capacity".</p><p></p><p>Refusing citizens to board flights back home because they "test positive" to a virus that 90% of the country is vaccinated against (and subsequently abandoning them in a foreign country potentially without a valid visa) is simply not sustainable, let alone reasonable. I suspect it simply hasn't been very well thought out as yet. We were able to ignore it when it was only "rich expats" being refused boarding onto their $10,000 one way tickets home, but when Bazza is stuck at Nadi airport for months on end, somebody will take notice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="N860CR, post: 2306232, member: 4262"] Been vomiting about it for a long time, especially when in the next breath we're told the health system is "under strain" or "at capacity". Refusing citizens to board flights back home because they "test positive" to a virus that 90% of the country is vaccinated against (and subsequently abandoning them in a foreign country potentially without a valid visa) is simply not sustainable, let alone reasonable. I suspect it simply hasn't been very well thought out as yet. We were able to ignore it when it was only "rich expats" being refused boarding onto their $10,000 one way tickets home, but when Bazza is stuck at Nadi airport for months on end, somebody will take notice. [/QUOTE]
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