Evaluation of the effect of border closure on COVID-19 incidence rates across nine African countries: an interrupted time series study

@SNPINDYREF2 @jacquijensen7 @ConnorGillies @SkyNews It doesn't. It suggested quarantining cases could have slowed spread (powers Scotgov had but refused to implement until May) Much of the research suggests border closures made no difference. https://t.…

@dejools @laemmerbiss @PlanetaryIntel @JKHennigs @DoroKenneweg @doc_ecmo @Serverus1 @Propofolium Das funktioniert nicht mehr. z.B.: https://t.co/auMYHSlA8A oder https://t.co/n2ZQx2FN1V

@danjcyr @yeahnaa333 @greg_travis @brisco_0317 @sugarcoatedcorp Well. This appears to measure border closure at the beginning. Before a virus is endemic - closing borders is very effective. After is not. For example: https://t.co/e9rI3rYgC6 https:/…

"The implementation of border closures within African countries had minimal effect on the incidence of COVID-19." https://t.co/0nU9CFtYAV