In the distant history of the early days of COVID-19, very few privileged people were lucky to get tested. Even people that made it to the ER, if not presenting with respiratory difficulties (or high fever) were not tested for COVID-19.
Now, as various reopening guidelines are released, those that weren't tested are disadvantaged. For example, Israel will exempt anyone that tested positive for COVID-19, followed by a negative COVID-19 test (or two) and a positive antibody test from quarantining for 14 days.
Similarly 1414 (the main dormitory of 770 yeshiva) is indicating that similar evidence will be required in order to be admitted into the dormitory.
This puts thousands of people that had a variety of mild symptoms (and some even more severe) but didn't pass the threshold to get tested at the time, at a disadvantage, since no matter what they can prove about their current situation (positive for antibodies, no symptoms, no COVID-19) they are barred from entry.
What can be done about this travesty?