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<p>Border Force has well established plans to deal with a variety of incidents at
the border including dealing with communicable diseases. Border Force officers refer
people subject to immigration control who they suspect have a serious communicable
disease to a medical inspector on arrival at the UK border.<br><br>Guidance has been
circulated to all frontline officers and reinforced by verbal briefings from senior
managers. Border Force continues to work closely with Public Health England to minimise
any potential risk to passengers, the public and our staff.</p><p> </p>
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