Several countries slap fresh travel regulations on travellers from China imposing mandatory Covid tests or rules on arrivals from China
More than a dozen countries have slapped fresh travel regulations on travellers from China, as the world's most populous nation faces a surge in Covid-19 cases following its decision to relax strict virus restrictions.
Acceptable tests include "a PCR test or an antigen self-test administered and monitored by a telehealth service or a licensed provider", according to the US Centers for Disease Control.All those arriving in France from China must present a negative PCR test result, or a rapid antigen test, that was taken less than 48 hours before their flight.
Those who test positive will be quarantined for seven days at designated facilities and Tokyo will also cap flights coming from mainland China.The self-ruled island of Taiwan - which China claims as its territory - has imposed testing requirements too, with state news agency CNA reporting that travellers from the mainland will be asked to undergo a saliva-based screening upon arrival.
Its foreign ministry said that, from Friday, all arrivals from China must provide a negative test taken before departure as well as submit to mandatory screening for the virus.India requires travellers from China and a spate of other Asian countries to provide a negative Covid-19 test taken within 72 hours of departure.Qatar is asking all travellers from China to present a negative PCR result taken within 48 hours of departure, the Gulf state's health ministry has said.
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