Health
Should all people who test positive for coronavirus go to a quarantine facility? – ABC News
Norman Swan says people with coronavirus should have to isolate at special facilities. The responses he got made him declare the idea “probably dead”.
On Wednesday, the ABC’s medical expert Norman Swan called out what he saw as a “clear double standard” with Australia’s approach to dealing with people who are infected with coronavirus.
That is, while Australians coming back from overseas must spend two weeks in mandatory hotel quarantine, even if it turns out they don’t have coronavirus, people who test positive in Australia are told to self-isolate at home.
Dr Swan argued that making people isolate at special facilities could be a way to ge…
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