Brazilian Israeli checkpoint isolated in UK after positive test for Covit-19 (Photo: CO Press Office)
Because there are strict rules for Brazilians coming to the United Kingdom, everyone must go through compulsory isolation in hotels. After 10 days in solitude in London, the influential Israeli Kasol announced in his Instagram story about the drama and the fear of accommodation: “Fifteen people positively checked into the hotel, including Brazilians. The hotel is packed. Now they have to stay for another 15 days, it is terrorism, ”he declares.
Israel acknowledged any fears about a positive test for the disease, and described all the care it does with those isolated. “We test every day and the fact that my test is negative every day is a success for me. But I admit I can not take this anymore, I’m too scared to test the positivity and stay here too long ”.
Currently 92 countries allow the entry of Brazilians, but with rules and restrictions. Last Tuesday, the French government stopped Brazilians from entering the country. There is fear in the Brazilian variant of the corona virus (B1) because it is highly contagious.
Brazilians perform compulsory hotel isolation after a positive test for Covit-19 (Photo: CO Press Office)
“I can not take this anymore, I can not stay longer,” he said, adding that Israel had only five days left to end compulsory imprisonment.
“If you’ve ever been on the red list of countries like Brazil, you have to stay for 10 days and you have to pay 1, 1,750,” Israel said in its Instagram profile.
Emphasizing the need to maintain social isolation, it is important to follow safety guidelines such as personal hygiene and hand washing, use of gel alcohol, wearing a mask and staying home if possible.
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