Sixty-five percent in Expat Vaccination survey wants unvaccinated passengers to sit in separate areas on planes

[ASEAN NOW News]

Over 570 viewers took part in the AseanNow ‘Expat Vaccination” survey over the past few days, and it seems clear that the majority believe people should be vaccinated.

 

In fact, 74% agreed that governments should have the right to impose restrictions on arrival for unvaccinated people.

 

Surprisingly was that 65% also wanted airlines to place unvaccinated passengers in separate areas in the cabin.

 

Of course, it is not unusual to catch a virus on a plane when there is little social distancing.

 

The survey which was posted on forums in several Asian countries including Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore and the Philippines shows how expats view the current situation.

 

Here are the full results.