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Britain’s immigration minister has told MPs that any immigrants arriving in the country with symptoms of diphtheria will be isolated.
Speaking in the House of Commons on Monday, Robert Jenrick said that “public health is paramount” and the government would take “all steps necessary to ensure that the public are protected.”
In his statement Jenrick said that anyone presenting themselves upon arrival to the country with symptoms of the virus would not progress into asylum accommodation. Instead, immigrants would either remain at the Manston processing facility in Kent while isolating, or they would travel to a "designated isolation centre" in secure transport where they will be treated until deemed medically fit....