Letter to the Editor: Should public health be policed in pandemic?

Letter to the Editor: Should public health be policed in pandemic?
Government interventions need to be evidence-based and congruently applied.
Tue, 14 Jul, 2020 - 20:33

There is much discord brewing within society regarding the incongruity of inward international travel to Ireland from locations internationally where the Covid-19 virus is surging.

It rather begs the question should public health be policed by the politicians and public officials at all in these pandemic times?

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