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Stormont to consider report that UK travellers pose greatest Covid-19 risk

Stormont ministers are to consider a report warning that travellers from the rest of the UK present the greatest risk of bringing Covid-19 into Northern Ireland.

Stormont to consider report that UK travellers pose greatest Covid-19 risk

Wed, 08 Jul, 2020 - 23:42

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General View of Parliament Buildings at Stormont, Belfast

Stormont ministers are to consider a report warning that travellers from the rest of the UK present the greatest risk of bringing Covid-19 into Northern Ireland.

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