Travelers Arriving In U.K. Will Have To Self-Isolate For 14 Days

The UK government plans to impose a 14-day self-isolation for international travelers, except those from France and Ireland, to prevent COVID-19 reinfection. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced steps to ease the lockdown, encouraging those who can't work from home to return to work, while avoiding public transport and wearing face coverings. Outdoor exercise is now unlimited, but social interactions are limited to one person outside the household. Schools and nonessential businesses may reopen by June 1st.

What is the duration of the quarantine period for international travelers arriving in the UK?

• 14 days

• 10 days

• 7 days

• 21 days

Which countries' travelers are exempt from the UK's quarantine requirement?

• Germany and Spain

• France and Ireland

• Netherlands and Belgium

• Italy and Portugal

Who is encouraged to return to work according to the new guidelines?

• Students

• Everyone

• Only healthcare workers

• Those who cannot work from home

What is the public advised to do when using public transportation?

• No specific advice given

• Only use it during peak hours

• Use it freely

• Avoid it as much as possible

When is the earliest date for reopening schools and nonessential businesses?

• August 1st

• May 15th

• June 1st

• July 1st