Brits evacuated from Hantavirus cruise ship cannot be forced to self-isolate when released from Covid hospital - as 'taped-up door' separates passengers from intensive care unit ...Middle East

Britons evacuated from the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship cannot legally be forced to self-isolate once released from the former Covid quarantine hospital where they are staying, it has emerged.

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