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I can see why there is a difference between being medevacked (accompanying a minor child with a medical need) and someone who wants to see their family and frie
by klodolph 5y ago
I can see why there is a difference between being medevacked (accompanying a minor child with a medical need) and someone who wants to see their family and friends before they pass away (tragic, but not an urgent medical need).
- BlissWaves 5y agoBut he didn't have an urgent medical need his kid had. Why let him get in as well?
- klodolph 5y agoMedical evacuation is common enough--I'm guessing that there are policies / laws in New Zealand to keep parents with their minor children. There are medical evacuations across borders all the time so I doubt this is treading any new ground. People generally consider it horrifying to forcibly separate parents from minor children, unless it's in the child's interest. "Or else your child doesn't get treatment" counts as force.