Austria turned 110 Britons at the airport, they did not meet the new anti-civic requirements – SME.sk

Only twelve Britons were finally allowed by the authorities to remain in Austria.

VIENNA. On Sunday, the Austrian authorities refused to allow 110 British tourists to enter the country via Innsbruck airport, who could not prove their proof of the third dose. vaccines against coronavirus or by confirming two doses of vaccine or overcoming Covid-19 together with a negative PCR test. The Austrian news website heute.at informed about it on Monday.

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13 aircraft from Britain landed at Innsbruck Airport on Sunday, but 70 Britons had to fly back to their homeland due to non-compliance with anti-civic requirements. The other 40 did not return immediately to Britain, so their authorities temporarily housed them in one of the local hotels.

On Monday, the medical department of the city council in Innsbruck began to deal with them. They allegedly behaved “very disciplined, polite and understanding”, agreeing that before the winter vacation in the Austrian Alps, they read incorrect information on the Internet about the conditions of entry into the country.

Only twelve Britons – families with children – were finally allowed to stay in Austria.

As Britain is no longer a member of the European Union, the holidaymakers in question could not go to quarantine to wait for a free PCR test. In addition, they and the airlines that brought them to Austria will have to pay a fine for not meeting the latest anti-pandemic conditions.

Austria turned 110 Britons at the airport, they did not meet the new anti-civic requirements – SME.sk

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