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When can we re-open our borders?

by EllenR | May 31, 2020 | COVID-19, In the news

How do we decide to reopen our borders and what constitutes an acceptable level of risk?

Juliet and Rachel tackle this tricky question in the New Zealand Herald.

Read on the NZ Herald website or on our website for a version with more links

Image: Sylvie Whinray via NZ Herald

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