Even as the Government extends lockdown to at least March 5 and works to better control travellers to try to contain Covid-19, it is possible to see the fight against the virus as a conflict between sustaining economic norms and public well-being.
If airports could be closed without destroying struggling but vital airlines, that defence would be in place.
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