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*People can look healthy but carry and spread Covid.**
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8752663/Three-British-friends-stuck-eternal-hell-Italian-coroanvirus-centre.html
Three British friends who caught Covid teaching English in Italy say
they are stuck in 'eternal hell' after being held against their will
for a MONTH in quarantine detention centre in Florence
* *Will Castle, Rhys James, and Quinn Paczesny were teaching English
in Florence *
* *All three of them contracted Covid-19 and were moved to a
coronavirus centre *
* *They have described the living conditions as like being in an
'eternal hell'*
* *The trio are now calling on the UK government to help repatriate them *
By Sophie Tanno For Mailonline
<https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/search.html?s=&authornamef=Sophie+Tanno+For+Mailonline>
Published: 08:08 EDT, 20 September 2020 | Updated: 11:38 EDT, 20
September 2020
Three British friends who caught Covid-19 while teaching English in
Italy <https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/italy/index.html> have said they
are stuck in 'eternal hell' as they are held against their will in a
quarantine detention centre.
Will Castle, 22, Rhys James, 23 and Quinn Paczesny, 20, were teaching
English in Florence when they tested positive for coronavirus
<https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/coronavirus/index.html> on August 17.
They were escorted from hospital to a coronavirus centre and placed in
small separate rooms where they face being stuck indefinitely.
Will Castle, 22, Rhys James, 23 and Quinn Paczesny, 20, were teaching
English in Florence when they tested positive for coronavirus on August 17
Will Castle, 22, Rhys James, 23 and Quinn Paczesny, 20, were teaching
English in Florence when they tested positive for coronavirus on August 17
In Italy, patients must test negative for coronavirus twice at least 24
hours apart before they can leave quarantine.
The trio's meals, which sometimes consist only of mozzarella cheese and
carrots, are left outside their rooms by staff in hazmat suits.
Meanwhile they are forced to wash their clothes in the bathroom sink,
using only shampoo.
The top have said they feel "abandoned" after being kept in quarantine
for a month in an Italian coronavirus facility, pictured above
The top have said they feel "abandoned" after being kept in quarantine
for a month in an Italian coronavirus facility, pictured above
The three men, who have been transferred to three separate facilities
over the past five months, are now calling on the UK government to help
them leave the country and be repatriated, with fears growing they could
still be there at Christmas time.
'What we are looking for is the Foreign Office or whoever has the
ability to get us out of here to get in and repatriate us,' Castle,
from Haywards Heath, West Sussex, told the Sunday Times
<https://www.thetimes.co.uk/>.
'We just want someone to take notice so we can return home. We can
isolate there. We just want to continue our lives and not be stuck in
this eternal hell.
'We could test negative next week, the week after, or never. We are
literally at their mercy as to when we get to leave.'
[......]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8752663/Three-British-friends-stuck-eternal-hell-Italian-coroanvirus-centre.html
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8752663/Three-British-friends-stuck-eternal-hell-Italian-coroanvirus-centre.html
Three British friends who caught Covid teaching English in Italy say
they are stuck in 'eternal hell' after being held against their will
for a MONTH in quarantine detention centre in Florence
* *Will Castle, Rhys James, and Quinn Paczesny were teaching English
in Florence *
* *All three of them contracted Covid-19 and were moved to a
coronavirus centre *
* *They have described the living conditions as like being in an
'eternal hell'*
* *The trio are now calling on the UK government to help repatriate them *
By Sophie Tanno For Mailonline
<https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/search.html?s=&authornamef=Sophie+Tanno+For+Mailonline>
Published: 08:08 EDT, 20 September 2020 | Updated: 11:38 EDT, 20
September 2020
Three British friends who caught Covid-19 while teaching English in
Italy <https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/italy/index.html> have said they
are stuck in 'eternal hell' as they are held against their will in a
quarantine detention centre.
Will Castle, 22, Rhys James, 23 and Quinn Paczesny, 20, were teaching
English in Florence when they tested positive for coronavirus
<https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/coronavirus/index.html> on August 17.
They were escorted from hospital to a coronavirus centre and placed in
small separate rooms where they face being stuck indefinitely.
Will Castle, 22, Rhys James, 23 and Quinn Paczesny, 20, were teaching
English in Florence when they tested positive for coronavirus on August 17
Will Castle, 22, Rhys James, 23 and Quinn Paczesny, 20, were teaching
English in Florence when they tested positive for coronavirus on August 17
In Italy, patients must test negative for coronavirus twice at least 24
hours apart before they can leave quarantine.
The trio's meals, which sometimes consist only of mozzarella cheese and
carrots, are left outside their rooms by staff in hazmat suits.
Meanwhile they are forced to wash their clothes in the bathroom sink,
using only shampoo.
The top have said they feel "abandoned" after being kept in quarantine
for a month in an Italian coronavirus facility, pictured above
The top have said they feel "abandoned" after being kept in quarantine
for a month in an Italian coronavirus facility, pictured above
The three men, who have been transferred to three separate facilities
over the past five months, are now calling on the UK government to help
them leave the country and be repatriated, with fears growing they could
still be there at Christmas time.
'What we are looking for is the Foreign Office or whoever has the
ability to get us out of here to get in and repatriate us,' Castle,
from Haywards Heath, West Sussex, told the Sunday Times
<https://www.thetimes.co.uk/>.
'We just want someone to take notice so we can return home. We can
isolate there. We just want to continue our lives and not be stuck in
this eternal hell.
'We could test negative next week, the week after, or never. We are
literally at their mercy as to when we get to leave.'
[......]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8752663/Three-British-friends-stuck-eternal-hell-Italian-coroanvirus-centre.html