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<blockquote data-quote="Lynda2475" data-source="post: 2318600" data-attributes="member: 19591"><p>Forgeries aside (and im sure these are rife in some parts of the world), they could test negative at home 72 hours out, then acquire covid at some point in the following 71 hours in community, en route to airport, at airport, on flight.</p><p></p><p>This is why rapid PCR at the airport 3 hours before the flight is better than testing days before; and why rapid testing at the airport on arrival better than letting people test in their own time after arrival.</p><p></p><p>The companies doing rapid PCR testing at SYDi and MELi can get a PCR in under 90 mins, just build it into the ticket price for international arrivals. That way people leave the airport knowing if they need to iso or not.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lynda2475, post: 2318600, member: 19591"] Forgeries aside (and im sure these are rife in some parts of the world), they could test negative at home 72 hours out, then acquire covid at some point in the following 71 hours in community, en route to airport, at airport, on flight. This is why rapid PCR at the airport 3 hours before the flight is better than testing days before; and why rapid testing at the airport on arrival better than letting people test in their own time after arrival. The companies doing rapid PCR testing at SYDi and MELi can get a PCR in under 90 mins, just build it into the ticket price for international arrivals. That way people leave the airport knowing if they need to iso or not. [/QUOTE]
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