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Paul Charles, CEO The PC agency, a travel consultancy, says British tourists from Portugal may be forced to self-quarantine again when they return from Portuguese lands, due to the increase in Covid-19 cases in recent days.
According to data from the travel consultancy, Portugal registered an average of 19.4 positive cases of coronavirus per 100,000 inhabitants in the last seven days. The UK has already indicated that countries with more than 20 cases per 100,000 inhabitants will be removed from the air corridor.
“Cases in Portugal have increased again, placing it on the brink of the red zone for quarantine on Saturday morning,” tweeted Paul Charles.
Sunday 1/2 Update: #Portugal cases spike again, putting you on the edge of the red zone to #quarantine Saturday morning. #Italy it is likely to be in amber soon as cases are well above 1000 / day, but it should survive this week’s review. #coronavirus @LaPCAgency pic.twitter.com/LlLj0tGhlp
– Paul Charles (@PPaulCharles) August 30, 2020
“There will need to be a miraculous drop in the number of cases by Thursday to prevent it from being added to the government’s intermittent quarantine list again as it is rapidly moving into the red zone,” Paul Charles told the British newspaper. Daily mail.
Estimates indicate that 75,000 British citizens are on vacation in Portugal or planning to do so. Charles correctly predicted the countries that would leave the air corridor with the United Kingdom in the last three weeks. It is recalled that Portugal was removed from the UK “black list” on 22 August.
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