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Blocked when covid arrived on campus: “Help”
Growing piles of garbage and laundry washing in sinks. The virus has entered British universities and students have been forced to quarantine. Locked up, they ask for help and beer to cope with life on the campus that some now seem like “Her Majesty’s prison.”
“Help us. Send beer.” The message comes from quarantined students at the University of Glasgow. But student isolation occurs in several other student accommodation units in the UK.
Tens of thousands of new students have flocked to colleges, ready to mingle with new acquaintances this fall. But instead of the usual party-packed kickoff weeks, they quickly learned a lesson about what can happen when coronavirus enters campus. To date, more than 90 UK universities have registered COVID-19 cases and many students have been forced to self-quarantine.
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