328 Americans originally quarantined in Japan for coronavirus testing were flown to the US after a decision made by the US State Department. 14 of these passengers tested positive for coronavirus and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) advised against flying them back with uninfected passengers. The State Department decided to fly all 328 passengers home despite the CDC’s warning. Do you think this was the right or wrong decision? | Daily Question

328 Americans originally quarantined in Japan for coronavirus testing were flown to the US after a decision made by the US State Department. 14 of these passengers tested positive for coronavirus and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) advised against flying them back with uninfected passengers. The State Department decided to fly all 328 passengers home despite the CDC’s warning. Do you think this was the right or wrong decision? Published on February 24, 2020 → Survey conducted on February 24, 2020 on 36400 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Right decision

21%

Wrong decision

57%

Don’t know

22%

Right decision

21%

Wrong decision

57%

Don’t know

22%