CDC Adds Destinations To 'high' Risk List For COVID19 Amid Summer Travel Season

Video above. Summer Travel Tips The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has added four places to its list of high-risk areas for Covid-19, a small and attractive Caribbean country. Keats և Nice, part of the Levard Islands east of Puerto Rico, is ranked third on Monday. In April, CDC improved its ranking to assess travelers' CV-19 risk. The "high" hazard level 3 is now the highest risk level. . Level 2 is considered "moderate" and stage 1 is considered "low". Phase 4, previously the highest risk category, is now reserved for exceptional circumstances, such as overcrowding, new problems or disruption of health infrastructure. With the new system, the 4 points have not yet been awarded. Level 3 ከፍተኛ High Covided-19 refers to countries with more than 100 cases per 100,000 population in the past 28 days. Here's a full list of newcomers to Phase 3 on Monday. • Guyana • Mongolia • Namibia • St. Kitts and Nevis All have already finished in 2nd place. As of June 6, there were 115 destinations in Phase 3. Level 3 departments currently account for about half of the CDC's 235 violations. Step 3 Many other popular destinations are also available at level 3. Most Europeans stay for months at the start of the summer tourist season. From 6 June, the following major European destinations remain in 3rd place. • France • Germany • Greece • Ireland • Italy • Netherlands • Portugal • Spain • Great Britain. Not only European champions, but also 3rd place. Many popular destinations around the world are at high risk, including the following: Goal "upgrade" means not only comprehensive vaccinations but promising vaccines as well. Level 2 "Level 2 Medium Covider-19" referrals reported 50-100 cases of CVD-19. 100,000 residents in the last 28 days. Only two places were raised to this level on Monday. • Guatemala • Zimbabwe's Guatemala, home to beautiful Mayan ruins on Lake Atitlan, finished third last week. The relocation news is bad news for South Zimbabwe Safari. It was in step 1. On June 6th, there were about 15 directions in the 2nd round. You can see the CDC risk levels for any international destination on your travel agency's recommendations page. International travel until complete immunization. If you are concerned about the health risks of non-Covid-19 travel, check here. Or new issues with fewer than 100,000 residents in the past 28 days. On 6 June only two destinations were added to this category: • Iran • Lebanon. Both Middle Eastern countries were in second place last week. Often, but not always, these are small, unusual areas or areas of conflict or instability. Libya was the only place in this category that was added on 6 June. The CDC advises against traveling to these locations because the risks are unknown. Destinations in this category include Cambodia, the Canary Islands, Macau and Tanzania. The medical examination evaluates the risk factors. According to CNN medical analyst Dr. Lean Wayne, transplant rates are just a "measure" of a traveler's personal risk. According to Wayne, professor of emergency medicine and health policy, people have been exposed to “COVID-19 contraindications, depending on their medical condition, to a“ pandemic. ”Milken Institute of Public Health, George Washington University. According to Wayne other factors need to be taken into account in addition to the transmission speed. "Third, what do you plan to do when you arrive?" - he asked. Are you planning to visit many sights or visit indoor bars? talk to anyone. It's completely different. These are very different levels of risk. "Vaccination is a very important issue for travel safety, because unvaccinated travelers are more likely to get sick and pass COVID-19 to others," says Wayne. Eventually you will get a positive result from the out-of-home test. Where do you stop? How easy will it be to pass the test to go home?

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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has added four places to its list of "high-risk" destinations Covenant-19, the attractive Caribbean country.

St. Kitts and Nevis, part of the Lever Islands east of Puerto Rico, finished third on Monday. This place is famous for its beauty, lush landscape and cultural events.

In April, CDC improved its ranking to assess travelers' CV-19 risk.

The "high" hazard level 3 is now the highest risk level. Level 2 is considered "moderate" and stage 1 is considered "low".

Phase 4, formerly a category of major disasters, is now reserved for exceptional circumstances, such as overcrowding, a new problem or the failure of a health infrastructure. So far, no one has been able to send in the perfect solution, which is not strange.

3rd degree. Over the past 28 days, the first level CV-19 category covers countries with more than 100 cases per 100,000 population.

Here's a full list of Monday's Level 3 news.

• Guyana • Mongolia • Namibia • St. Kitts and Nevis

They were all on level 2 before.

As of June 6, there were 115 destinations in Phase 3. The Phase 3 areas account for approximately half of the 235 stations currently under CDC control.

Step 3

Many other popular tourist destinations are also ranked 3rd.

With the start of the summer tourist season, much of Europe was stuck for months. From 6 June, the following major European destinations remain in 3rd place.

• France • Germany • Greece • Ireland • Italy • Italy • Netherlands • Portugal • Spain • United Kingdom

Not only European champions, but also 3rd place. Many of the world's most popular tourist destinations fall into the high-risk category, including:

• Brazil • Canada • Costa Rica • Malaysia • South Korea • Thailand

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends updating the CVD-19 vaccine before moving on to Phase 3. "Fresh" means not only full vaccinations, but also any promising vaccines you are entitled to.

Step 2

Areas marked "Level 2 Medium Covider-19" have reported 50-100 cases of COVID-19 per 100,000 population in the past 28 days. Only two places were raised to this level on Monday.

• Guatemala • Zimbabwe

Guatemala, home to beautiful Lake Atitlan and Mayan ruins, was in the top three last week, the move was bad news for the South African Zimbabwe safari. It was in step 1.

June 6th, 2nd place mentioned in 15 directions.

You can see the CDC risk levels for any international destination on the Travel Agent page.

In its comprehensive guide, the CDC recommends avoiding all international travel until you are fully vaccinated.

If you are concerned about the health risks of non-Covid-19 travel, check here.

Level 1

"Level 1. For low-powered CVD-19, the destination must have 49 new cases or fewer for every 100,000 residents in the past 28 days. On June 6, only two destinations were added to the category.

• Iran • Lebanon

Last week, both countries were in the Middle East.

Unknown

Finally, there are areas where CDC considers threats "unknown" due to lack of information. Most of the time, but not always, these are small distances or places of constant war or conflict.

Libya was the only place in this category that was added on 6 June.

The CDC advises not to travel to these areas because the risks are unknown. Destinations in this category include Cambodia, the Canary Islands, Macau and Tanzania.

A doctor will assess the level of risk

According to CNN medical analyst Dr. Liana Wayne, transplant rates are "just a measure".

"We are in a 'pandemic' phase where people make their own decisions based on their medical conditions, like the COVID-19 contract," said emergency medicine professor Wayne. Health Policy at George Washington University Milk Public Health Institute Administration.

In addition to transfer speeds, Wayne said there are other factors to consider.

"The other thing you have to do is keep track of where you are going, and the third is what you intend to do when you get there," he said.

"Are you planning to visit many places of interest, visit closed bars?" It is very different from spending all day on the beach without talking to anyone. This is completely different. Very different levels of risk ".

Vaccines are important for safe travel, as unvaccinated travelers are more likely to contract the virus and spread CV-19, he said.

Or you may be wondering what to do if you take a positive test outside the home. Where to stay ምን How easy will it be to pass the test when you get home?

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