Travellers to the UK Face 10 Years Prison For Lying About Corona History
9 Feb 2021 Travellers arriving in the United Kingdom face up to ten years in prison if they were found to have lied about travel history and fines of up to £10,000 if they breach quarantine rules, Britain’s health secretary announced on Tuesday. People who lie about having travelled to the government’s so-called ‘red list’ of coronavirus hot spot countries will face up to ten years behind bars, putting the offence on par with possession of a firearm with intent, making threats to kill, and poisoning. Those found to have attempted to breach the mandatory hotel quarantine scheme will b...