How does inter-State quarantine work?
Inter-State quarantine works by implementing measures to prevent the spread of diseases or infections across state borders. When there is an outbreak of a contagious disease, states may restrict travel or movement between their borders to minimize transmission and control the spread of the infection. This can include requiring individuals traveling from one state to another to undergo health screenings, provide proof of vaccination, or follow quarantine protocols upon entering a new state. These measures are put in place to protect public health and ensure the safety of citizens within each state.