Russia restricts entry from another country due to coronavirus Russia will restrict entry for foreigners from Kenya due to the spread of coronavirus. Russians upon return from an African country will be tested for COVID-19
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From December 19, RUSSIA introduces restrictions on entry into the country from Kenya for foreigners. The message of the operational headquarters received by RBC says that those arriving from Kenya will have to go into self-isolation for 14 days and pass a PCR test for covid-19 twice.
This decision was made due to the deteriorating epidemiological situation due to the spread of the omicron strain.
Rostourism was instructed to inform tour operators about the restriction on the entry of foreigners from Kenya. Rospotrebnadzor and the Ministry of Transport were instructed to organize express testing of Russians who arrived from Kenya for CORONAVIRUS.
The State Duma allowed restrictions on travel to Egypt due to the omicron strain Society
At the end of November, British scientists identified a new strain of the omicron coronavirus in South Africa and Botswana. Since then, cases of infection with the new variant have been recorded in at least 63 countries, the World HEALTH Organization (WHO) said.
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