I've tried to find news about the group of Brazilians who were returned to Brazil recently and put in quarantine, there is little official info. I dunno if that's good or bad. There is only some interviews by people living there. One, Adrielly Eger a model who was in Wuhan for a three months contact, but then, she's back: "We all are fine now. For many, being back was a relief. It was a risky situation there (Wuhan) and we were too vulnerable. We didn't know if it was safe to go outside. (..) It feels like days past fast and slow at the same time. But I think time will pass way faster here rather than in China, unrest."
The article says: "The people in quarantine have published pictures in social media, went to military band spectacles, allowed their temperature to be taken, or spend time playing domino. They always were masks just in case."
This is her insta
https://www.instagram.com/adrielly_eger/
There is another guy, Caleb Guerra, saying he's happy and glad he's in Brazil, even though his previous pictures in China were very cheerful. So, imagine how bad things eventually became:
That picture is from the Air Base where all the people are now in quarantine.
Another model, a Paraguayan (IICR, she has double nationality: Paraguayan-Brazilian) is also in quarantine. She said she could only leave with help of the Chinese government. She says they had a few tests before boarding the plain to prove they were healthy and now
they are tested three times every day.
Tweet with the interview:
https://twitter.com/TelefuturoInfo/status/1227611449062764544
In another interview, she says they're constantly locked in their room and are entertained. They can't leave their room without masks, and they only leave to take their food back to their rooms or when they can play something. They are allowed to talk with their families constantly. The only schedule they have is for being tested. So far, none of them have any symptom but they still need to do the quarantine.
She was asked how things were in Wuhan when everything started: "When it started, I wasn't much afraid because people said it would be over soon. I didnt' think the situation would become so severe until it reached this point."
Se encuentra desde hace dos días en una base aérea de Brasil
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Other notes say the returnees are a bit wary that people will avoid them after the quarantine and see them as "walking viruses".
This is the testimony of another man, a pilot who was in Wuhan and was rescued too.
"used to move around crowded international airports, the commercial pilot Mauro Hart, 59, was unable to contain his astonishment when he walked through the Wuhan terminal, chinese city with about 11 million people, completely empty."
"It was just us, which was very, very strange to me. It is a very sad feeling. As I walked to the departure lounge, I remember my joy, but also my sadness at the situation in which we were leaving China. It was a rescue situation, almost an escape from an invisible enemy that could lead to death. I am a pilot, I always entered that airport and there I was almost fleeing a war against the virus - says the professional, a native of Venâncio Aires. "
"Before going to Anapolis, he served voluntary quarantine for 18 days at his apartment in China amid news that the virus was spreading. For five consecutive days, he bought food and hygiene products at the supermarket that would keep him isolated for two months. "
"I shiver with emotion. I was part in many search and rescue missions. Now, I was rescued from another country. I think that we, as Brazilian citizens, should be very proud of this episode."
Mauro Hart, 59 anos, inverteu os papéis: anos atrás, ele integrava equipe de resgate da Força Aérea Brasileira
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I think Eric is a good man, I really do. But god damn can he be naive.
Typical Millenial attitude to big names and corporations: guys, don't insult the brand, the brand is good, they try hard, ok?
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