GB: quarantine from June, 1000 pound fine

(ANSA) - LONDON, MAY 22 - The fortieth anniversary will begin in June for anyone arriving or returning to the United Kingdom from abroad, with or without coronavirus symptoms, announced by the government of Boris Johnson since the last few weeks as a precautionary measure to avoid the risk of contagion of return from beyond the border after the internal infection rate has dropped. The British media are anticipating this today, specifying that a fine of 1000 pounds (over 1100 euros) is foreseen for those who should be discovered to violate self-isolation, which will have to last 14 days. For now, the provision will apply to arrivals from any country except Ireland, but will be reviewed every three weeks. Persons arriving by plane, or by any other means, must leave the address of the place where they will spend the quarantine and a telephone number at the border controls where they can be found by the authorities.
   Further details are expected in the afternoon from the ministradell'Interno, Priti Patel.