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Negligence during corona infection / 10,000 passengers arriving daily at Heath-row Airport, Britain No screening, experts say - this will exacerbate the problem

• In London alone 10,000 passengers arrive at Heath-row Airport, the rest using Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham Airport

• The government argues that in this phase of the epidemic, the population of people decreased by 75%, so there is no need for screening.

London - Travelers from abroad are not being questioned in the UK hotspot London, which is battling Coronavirus. Nor are they being screened. British-Iranian businessman Farzad Parizkar, who returned from Tehran on Monday, was surprised to see that his mask could not even completely cover his mouth. But he came out of Heathrow Airport terminal without interruption. While at Tehran Airport, his temperature was taken with a laser beam thermometer before boarding the flight.

He was also asked to fill a form. In this, information was asked about the address, citizenship, reason for travel, symptoms of corona. All 80 passengers on the flight to London had to fill this form. But nothing like this happened here. It seemed that everything is normal. This did not happen only with the passengers of Iran, 10 thousand passengers are arriving at the airport daily.

 Health Minister admitted- 15 thousand travelers coming to London

British Health Minister Matt Hancock had admitted in an interview that 15,000 passengers were traveling daily to London. Of these, 10 thousand are traveling from Heath-row itself. The rest are using Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham airports. There are flights from Tehran, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington and Dallas. Experts have expressed concern that Britain's problems will be exacerbated by people coming from Corona-affected cities.

Government's argument - Passengers fall, so no need for screening

London also has flights from Italy, France and Japan. Heathrow Airport said the purpose of keeping the airport open is to help bring back stranded British nationals, procuring medical equipment and food items. However, during this period, the influx of people has decreased by 75%. But experts believe that there should be screening of people coming from outside. The government argues that screening is of little importance in this phase of the epidemic. According to Hancock, screening at the airport is not needed because the passengers have decreased.

Indian doctors trapped in Britain said - our need more in the country

Many doctors of Indian origin are stranded in Britain these days. In fact, every year hundreds of doctors from India and many other countries go to the UK to give a test of professional and linguistic assessment board. This is the second part of this test. The first part has to be given and passed in one's own country. Passing doctors are eligible to work in the UK NHS. This time too, a large number of doctors had gone from India. Kolkata doctor Anisha Amin said that I need more in India.

Abhishek Bhattacharya of Karnataka told that if I was in the country at this time, I could help a lot of people. Raka Moitra, a psychiatrist of Indian origin, first attracted the attention of young Indian doctors. After this, through organizations such as the British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (Bapio) and the British International Doctors Association, he helped in living and other help.