After China's relaxation of the epidemic control, multiple European countries have tightened the quarantine requirements for entry passengers from mainland China.These inspections are "Scientifically University."
According to Agence France -Presse, European ACI said in a statement in a statement on Saturday (December 31) that the unilateral quarantine operation of European countries' inbound passengers in mainland China and the experience accumulated in the past three yearsTrue it with scientific evidence, "Implementing other restrictions on travelers from this country, neither scientific basis nor is it based on risk foundation."
Europe ACI proposed that if you want to identify and monitor, it may appear in China.New variants can analyze the airport wastewater and genome sequence without testing passengers.
Olivier Jankovec, the European ACI General Director -General, said that European countries have once again fallen into a patchwork without reason and uncoordinated travel restrictions, and these restrictions have no scientific facts.He criticized, "These travel restrictions cannot work, and the coordination arrangements of the European Union fail again."
The council represents more than 500 airports in 55 European countries. It has been different from the peak period of crown diseases.The country's "chaotic" restrictions on epidemic prevention are highly criticized.
China's recent relaxation of epidemic prevention measures has caused the outbreak of epidemic prevention, many countries and regions including France, Italy, Spain, and Britain have tightened the quarantine requirements of entry passengers from China, including requiring them to provide them withNucleic acid detection negative proof and inbound nucleic acid testing.
The European Centers for Disease Prevention and Control of the European Union's health institutions (ECDC for short) also proposed that in view of the immunization level of Europe and the European continental Europe on Thursday (ECDC)There are the same variants as China, and systematic screening for travelers is "unjustified."
However, the World Health Organization Director -General Tan Desai said on Thursday (December 29) that due to the opaque data of Chinese crown diseases, some countries were "understandable" to respond to the restrictions on China's epidemic.
