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The ability to pack a bag and hit the road was one of the many things that the Covid-19 pandemic. And although a short effort in business has had hope, they could start moving easily, a recent increase in business reports on the holiday idea in some areas even further. The last setbacks occurs while the American centers for the control of the disease and prevention (CDC) added two more popular destinations to their list ofTravelers in the region should avoid: The Bahamas and Saint-Martin.

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In an update posted on August 23, the health agent moved the two localities of the popular island to their higher risk alert level of "Level 4: Covid-19 Very High. "Haiti, Kosovo, Lebanon and Morocco have also been designated in the same category of the update.

Warnings come a few days after the Premier of BahamaHubert Minnis said a daily fire cover from 8 hours to 5 hours in many parts of the island nation, including continental exuma; continent abaco and abaco caays; and North, Central and South Andros. Currently, Saint-Martin requires all the arrival visitors to the United States and Canada to provide a negative COVID test within 72 hours before traveling and are subject to temperature controls and additional tests upon arrival .

The Agency advises that all trips in all countries listed as "level 4" should be avoided or possibly possible. Anyone who is absolutely to travel to destinationsshould be fully vaccinated before doing it. The CDC still recommends that any WHO that has to travel internationally should seek their doses before leaving the United States and the restrictions still require that all return travelers provide aCOVID-19 negative test within 72 hours of their return flight, regardless of vaccination status.

"Fully vaccinated travelers are less likely to get and spread COVID-19. However, international travel pose additional risks, and even entirely vaccinated travelers may have an increase in the risk of obtaining certain variations. Covid-19 ", said the agency.

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Travel reviews are the last in aSeries of weeks of additions At the list of "very high" countries of the CDC for travelers to avoid only a few months after many countries are designated at a time. "The COVID-19 situation, including the spread of new variants or on variants, differs from one country to another," said the agency. "All travelers must pay particular attention to the conditions of their destination before traveling."

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The news also comes because the CDC has published a warning that anyone aged 65 and over shouldAvoid cruise ships, regardless of their vaccination status. The Agency also clarified that previously pregnant pregnant vaccinated people who have "an increased risk of serious illness" and people of any non-vaccinated age should not sail on a cruise while the Delta variant continues. overtend.

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