Before the United States enters the country, the novel will need international passengers coming from China, regardless of nationality, to negatively test for the Coronavirus, said Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Wednesday.
The US Health Agency said in a news release that From January 5, all air travelers from China, Hong Kong, or Macau, regardless of age, regardless of nationality, and vaccination, conducted tests and negative tests two days before their departure. The result will be needed. The airline on departure said in the release.
In addition, any passenger traveling to the United States, especially passing through Incheon International Airport, Toronto Pierre International Airport, and Vancouver International Airport, if they have spent any time in China 10 days before their departure date. They will need to provide negative tests.
Wednesday's announcement has come when the Covid-19 cases in China are increasing in China after easing with precautions in early December.
Earlier, a federal health official informed reporters during a briefing on Wednesday that authorities received "very limited information about a variety of information and public databases that are currently circulating in China." “
The United States has not implemented the requirements for international passengers since June when federal health officials canceled the condition.
