A Health expert says Ireland's new mandatory hotel quarantine laws are inadequate.
The Dáil yesterday passed legislation that will force people arriving from 20 high-risk countries to quarantine in a hotel for two weeks.
A Labour amendment to extend it to all countries was defeated.
Professor Gabriel Scally says he would also prefer hotel quarantine for all arrivals.
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