Early indications suggest there has been a “good level of compliance” with Britain's introduction of a 14-day quarantine for those arriving in the country, a spokesman for Prime Minister Boris Johnson said.
“All of the indications so far are that there has been a good level of compliance and we do expect the vast majority of people to play their part in helping to stop the spread of this disease,” the spokesman told reporters, adding that this was based on people agreeing to fill in the necessary forms.
“The science is clear — if we limit the risk of new cases being brought in from abroad we can help to reduce the likelihood of a second wave of coronavirus.”
