Do not travel to Germany, Denmark due to COVID-19: US warns citizens

In wake of rising instances of coronavirus throughout a number of international locations of Europe, the US Facilities for Illness Management and Prevention (CDC) has suggested towards journey to Germany and Denmark. The CDC, in an advisory, stated individuals ought to keep away from travelling to the 2 European international locations, which have been designated as “Covid-19 Very Excessive” within the Stage 4 class. 

Anybody travelling to the 2 international locations ought to be totally vaccinated first, the advisory acknowledged. 

“Keep away from journey to those locations. When you should journey to those locations, be sure to are totally vaccinated earlier than touring. Don’t journey to Germany resulting from Covid-19,” the State Division, which additionally designated the international locations as “Stage 4: Do Not Journey”, added.

The Division issued the identical discover for Denmark.

The CDC at the moment lists about 75 locations worldwide at Stage 4, which have had greater than 500 instances per 100,000 residents prior to now 28 days.

Final week, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Iceland and the island of Guernsey have been additionally added to the Stage 4 class.

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The journey advisories come after the US reopened its borders to worldwide travellers earlier this month following months-long Covid-19 journey restrictions.

Beneath this new coverage, totally vaccinated worldwide travellers are permitted to enter the US offered they present proof of vaccination and a destructive Covid-19 take a look at taken inside three days of their journey.

(With inputs from IANS)

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