The United States requires negative COVID-19 testing on all international travelers: report

A new report shows that the government will require all international air passengers entering the United States to show evidence of a negative COVID-19 test before flying to the country.

People familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal that the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is scheduled to issue an order on Tuesday. The order will prohibit anyone from flying to the country without a negative COVID-19 test result. A source told the Wall Street Journal that the new regulations will take effect on January 26.

U.S. requires British travelers to undergo negative COVID-19 testing

Anticipated travel demand may be announced on Tuesday, just as COVID-1

9 cases surged after the new coronavirus that was originally discovered in the UK became more contagious. To prevent this spread, the Trump administration last month required all travelers flying out of the UK to show negative test results before arriving in the states.

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It is not clear how the airline will check for negative test results.

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