As coronavirus surges in Europe, Greenland health authorities seek further border restrictions
A proposal to allow only flights from Denmark comes amid scramble to prevent outbreak after resident returning from abroad tested positive.
Greenland’s health authorities are confident they have prevented the country’s only current known case of COVID-19 from spreading, but with the only possible source of new outbreaks coming from people entering country, they are now redoubling their efforts to limit travel there.
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