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#Writing #Task2 Many Australians feel that the government should keep the borders completely closed to internationals. Others feel that this approach is overly cautious. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion.

#Writing #Task2 Many Australians feel that the government should keep the borders completely closed to internationals. Others feel that this approach is overly cautious. D6n8A
Some Australians think that the borders should be kept closed to people from other countries, whereas others disagree. Although keeping the borders closed would be the safest approach, I believe that in some situations, opening the borders is the best option. It is true that closing the borders is a reasonable choice. If Australia opens its borders completely, it is likely that the virus will enter the country and start spreading throughout the community. As has been shown around the world, this would result in the needless death of many people. In addition, if the virus spreads around the country, federal, state and local governments may have to introduce lockdowns to prevent further community transmission. These lockdowns do considerable damage to small businesses, people’s mental health and the economy generally. However, I think that in some situations, the borders should remain open. Evidence from around the word is showing that vaccines are extremely effective at preventing not only serious illness, but also transmission of the virus. In other words, a vaccinated person is unlikely to spread the virus and should be let in. Furthermore, there are many countries that are not significantly affected by the virus, so it makes sense to open the borders to these countries in particular. For example, Australia has opened a ‘travel bubble’ with New Zealand that has so far proven safe. In conclusion, while taking a zero-risk policy certainly has merit, I would argue that in some specific cases, it is appropriate to open the borders.
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, whereas others disagree. Although keeping the
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closed would be the safest approach, I believe that in
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some
situations, opening the
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is the best option.

It is true that closing the
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borders
is a reasonable choice. If Australia
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opens
its
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borders
completely, it is likely that the
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virus
will enter the
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country
and
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start
spreading throughout the community. As has
been shown
around the world, this would result in the needless death of
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many
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people
.
In addition
, if the
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spreads around the
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country
, federal, state and local
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governments
may
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have to
introduce lockdowns to
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prevent
further
community transmission. These lockdowns do considerable damage to
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small
businesses,
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people
’s mental health and the economy
generally
.

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, I
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think
that in
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some
situations, the
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borders
should remain
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open
. Evidence from around the word is showing that vaccines are
extremely
effective at preventing not
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only
serious illness,
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also
transmission of the
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virus
.
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, a vaccinated person is unlikely to spread the
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virus
and should be
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let
in.
Furthermore
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by the
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virus
,
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so
it
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makes
sense to
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the
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to these
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countries
in particular
.
For example
, Australia has opened a ‘travel bubble’ with New Zealand that has
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so
far proven safe.

In conclusion
, while taking a zero-
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risk
policy
certainly
has merit, I would argue that in
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some
specific cases, it is appropriate to
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open
the
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borders
.
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IELTS essay #Writing #Task2 Many Australians feel that the government should keep the borders completely closed to internationals. Others feel that this approach is overly cautious.

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4 paragraphs
251 words
6.5
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