Singapore prohibits more tourists from entering Singapore. The latest news

At present, Omicron strains have been imported to many overseas countries. In order to prevent and control the epidemic, the Ministry of Health of Singapore issued a notice on the evening of February 3, 65438, saying that it would raise the epidemic risk level of seven European countries and prohibit more tourists from entering the country. Let's take a look at the specific control measures.

Singapore prohibits more tourists from entering the country. The Ministry of Health of Singapore issued a statement on the evening of February 3rd, 65438, saying that Bulgaria, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Norway and Poland had been promoted to the third-level list of countries in the epidemic risk grading system since 23: 59 on February 6th, 65438, in order to prevent the import of Omicrobial strains. These seven European countries were previously included in the second-level list of countries in the epidemic risk grading system. The highest level of epidemic risk in Singapore is level 4.

In addition, Singapore will also tighten border measures for some countries with a sharp increase in the number of cases of Omicrovirus infection. From the 5th of this month, long-term holders and short-term visitors who have been to Ghana, Malawi and Nigeria in the past 14 days will not be allowed to enter Singapore. This provision also applies to those who have obtained entry permits.

Singapore's Ministry of Health also said that two Omicrovirus-infected people in Malaysia and Australia who recently transited through Singapore only stayed in the transit area and did not enter Singapore. At present, two people infected with Omicrovirus after entry are being treated at the International Center for Infectious Diseases with mild symptoms.

At the same time, the Ministry of Health of Singapore said that Singapore will strengthen preventive measures and continue to promote the vaccination enhancement plan to enhance the protection of Omicron strains.

Source: CCTV news client

The latest news of entry into Singapore: 65438+ The Ministry of Health of Singapore issued a notice on the evening of February 3rd, saying that from the 7th of this month, all passengers entering Singapore through the airline and land vaccinator travel corridor program (VTL) must report the results of COVID-19 antigen rapid virus detection (ART) for seven consecutive days after arrival, and this regulation will be temporarily implemented for four weeks.

Previously, the Ministry of Health stipulated that passengers entering through VTL must go to the rapid detection center on the third and seventh days to complete the antigen rapid virus detection under supervision. According to the regulations of the Ministry of Health, except for the third and seventh days, they must be tested in the rapid testing center, and they can be tested by themselves and declared online on other days.

The Ministry of Health reiterated that the inspection requirements before and after the trip will remain unchanged, whether by air or land. PCR or ART test must still be completed within two days before departure. Passengers of VTL Airlines must undergo PCR testing when they arrive in the country, while passengers of VTL Airlines must undergo ART testing.

Singapore has launched the Vaccinator Travel Corridor project with more than 20 countries. After entering Singapore through this program, those who test negative in COVID-19 do not need to be quarantined. After the appearance of COVID-19 mutant Omicron, Singapore postponed the opening of planned vaccination corridors with Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates on the 6th of this month, and announced that it would not add any new countries to the plan.

Source: CCTV news client