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According to the British media, Z. Holland, who arrived in Barbados on vacation with his loved one, passed a positive coronavirus test, but did not follow the self-isolation rules and, after learning the results of the test, British Airways planned to fly home . The couple were detained at the Barbados airport and the woman will soon be tried.
The famous British detainee was locked up in a special hotel, but after a new test and a negative answer, she was left at the hotel of her choice. For the first time, you only had a positive test result, your loved one had a negative result. Later, the positive test for the loved one was also confirmed.
A few days later, Holland also publicly apologized for his behavior. It was directed at the government and people of Barbados. In his apology, he claimed that there was a complete misunderstanding and that he had violated the quarantine rules in a confusing way, not specifically.
Barbados local media reported that a British couple who had coronavirus and violated self-isolation rules were detained at the airport. As a result of such irresponsible behavior, airport and hotel personnel who had been in contact with the couple were sent into isolation. Although surnames are not mentioned, the British media believe that this is precisely the case. The Barbados government pays close attention to the safety of tourists and severely punishes non-compliance with quarantine rules. Since the beginning of the pandemic, only a few hundred cases have been recorded in Barbados.
In Barbados, tourists face severe penalties for self-isolation violations. Recently, a tourist was sentenced to six months in prison. His punishment was milder as he tried to escape for a short time due to alcohol.
It is not the first time that a woman has been involved in scandalous situations. The same year that she won the beauty pageant, Zara Holland was featured on the most popular British reality show, Love Island. Due to having sex while filming the show, she was soon deprived of her beauty title.
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