The province’s advice still urges residents to avoid non-essential travel, but those who do travel should still take precautions, such as face masks and distance, even if they are fully vaccinated.
According to the new advice, if travelers are fully vaccinated and have no symptoms of COVID-19, there is no quarantine or test requirement upon their return. Travelers who have not been fully vaccinated should be quarantined for seven full days if they have a negative test within three to five days of their arrival in the country. If they are not tested, they must be quarantined for ten full days.
All travelers should self-monitor COVID-19 symptoms for two weeks and avoid being near people who are at risk of serious illnesses due to the virus.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reviewed its travel guidance on Friday, saying people fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can travel safely domestically.
You do not need to be tested or self-quarantined if you have been fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 in the past three months, ” CDC said. You should still follow all other travel recommendations. ‘
Los Angeles County’s previous travel advice required that all travelers returning from other states or states to the province be self-guaranteed for ten days.
The new CDC guidelines do not eliminate the requirement to be tested for COVID-19 before or after the trip if their destination requires it.
Vaccinated travelers should still follow safety guidelines while traveling, including wearing a face mask, weakening six feet and washing hands or using disinfectants.
People who are not vaccinated are still being asked by the CDC to postpone any trip, “because travel increases your chances of getting and distributing COVID-19.”
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