Antigen testing could help open aviation, chief scientific advisor says
Professor Mark Ferguson believes the mass rollout of serial rapid antigen testing could help reopen the aviation industry in a safe manner. File photo
The mass rollout of serial rapid antigen testing could see the country “potentially dispense with mandatory hotel quarantine” and help reopen the aviation industry in a safe manner, the Government’s chief scientific advisor has said.
Speaking at a meeting of the Oireachtas transport committee on Wednesday, Professor Mark Ferguson, director general of Science Foundation Ireland, called for immediate action on rolling out pilot schemes for antigen testing.
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