When Borders Open, Americans Will Not Be Accepted

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The advisory will be such across most nations when border restriction eases, EU is mulling on the idea of allowing cross border travel but has stated US will not be considered for now, other nations may follow suit.

It comes as no surprise, the most developed country in the world, a beacon of democracy has not been able to get things in order in tackling the Covid-19 pandemic. The country has record high daily cases in all its 16 states with Texas and Florida, two of the larger states having exponential peaks after reopening. Governors of these states had to backtrack and go back into lockdown in order to slow the increase. The White House was warned of the consequences of early opening, with cases continuing to rise state after state, President Trump insisted the economy was more crucial and forced all governors to reopen. This seemingly unpopular decision is now exploding in the face of the President who decided on this path more so to save his political career rather than the lives of Americans. (Election month in November)

US Covid-19 case has already reached 2.5 million with 127,000 deaths, just this week it recorded another 30,000 cases a high single day tally. The country’s top health official Dr. Fauci have claimed the nation to be in a serious problem from the resurgent of the virus. Mass congregation, bars, night club outings have all contributed to the infection said Texas Governor Gregg Abbott, but this is what Americans typically do on a night out. Why reopen in the first place if you don’t have the disease under control?

While Asia and Europe, start seeing a decline in cases after strict measures with 90% compliance, airports are slowly being opened up again on talks of travel bubbles are being introduced. Soon these countries will accept foreign travelers back, Malaysia is already in discussion with Singapore and Vietnam for resumption in air travel, while consideration for EU nations is on the cards a caveat is being considered for Americans.

No doubt the biggest spenders with big wallets are the Americans, Asian destinations are preferred during summer time due to the warm climate, but the thought of being lockdown after an outbreak from imported cases is not a risk any nation would want to take at this moment. Until US get things in order with cases coming down substantially or best if a vaccine is discovered, Americans should be blacklisted by every nation for now. The action may sound harsh, but they brought this down on themselves.

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