Probably. I would say that depends on the overall strategy. If pre-symptomatic people infecting others is a big issue, then it's probably worth the cost of qua

Probably. I would say that depends on the overall strategy. If pre-symptomatic people infecting others is a big issue, then it's probably worth the cost of quarantining folks who display no symptoms until you are sure they aren't sick. Obviously that means you quarantine a lot of people who don't later get sick. That sounds draconian, but its a lot better than lockdowns.