Bii CDC yoo nilo gbogbo awọn arinrin ajo ti nwọle AMẸRIKA lati ṣe ijabọ ẹri ti idanwo odi COVID-19, ninu awọn igbiyanju tẹsiwaju ti ijọba Aruban lati pese aabo ti o dara julọ, ailopin ati iriri irin-ajo ti iṣọkan ti o ṣeeṣe, gbogbo awọn ohun elo pataki ati awọn ilana wa ni aye fun eyikeyi alejo nilo lati ṣe idanwo COVID-19 lakoko ti o wa ni Aruba gẹgẹbi ibeere fun tun-wọle si orilẹ-ede wọn / ilu / ilu abinibi wọn.

Aruba ti fẹ awọn idanwo ti o gbooro sii ati awọn ile-iwosan ti ile-iṣẹ ati awọn ile-iṣẹ iṣoogun ti o funni ni awọn idanwo PCR si awọn arinrin ajo ti njade, pẹlu akoko iyipo apapọ ti awọn wakati 24.

Awọn agbegbe idanwo akọkọ ti erekusu wa ni irọrun ni itosi awọn ile itura, ati pe awọn ipinnu lati pade le ṣee ṣe ni ilosiwaju, nitorinaa awọn arinrin ajo ti o sopọ mọ AMẸRIKA le rii daju pe wọn yoo ni idanwo ṣaaju lilọ.

“Ni Aruba, a ti wa ni iwaju iwaju isọdọtun ni yarayara bi o ti ṣee ṣe lati rii daju aabo kan, ati iriri irin-ajo ailopin fun awọn alejo wa. Bii eyi, Ijọba Aruba ati Sakaani ti Ilera Ilera ti mura silẹ fun aṣẹ tuntun CDC ti gbogbo awọn arinrin ajo AMẸRIKA nilo lati pese odi kan Covid-19 ṣe idanwo ati pe o le ṣe idaniloju awọn arinrin ajo wọn wọn yoo ni iraye si irọrun si idanwo ni akoko fun ilọkuro wọn, ”Ronella Tjin Asjoe-Croes, Alakoso ti Aruba Tourism Authority, sọ.

“Gbogbo awọn arinrin ajo to n wa si erekusu ayọ Kan wa le ni idaniloju pe wọn tun le ṣabẹwo si awọn eti okun wa. Aabo awọn alejo wa ati ti agbegbe jẹ pataki julọ si wa. ”

Bi alaye diẹ sii nipa COVID-19 ti wa ati awọn itọsọna CDC ti dagbasoke, Aruba yoo tẹsiwaju lati tun ṣe atunyẹwo ati yiyipada awọn ilana lati jẹ ki gbogbo awọn alejo ati awọn olugbe agbegbe wa ni ailewu erekusu.

OHUN TO MU KURO NINU AKOKO YI:

As the CDC will require all inbound US travelers to report proof of a negative COVID-19 test, in the Aruban Government's continuing efforts to provide the most safe, seamless and coordinated travel experience possible, all necessary facilities and procedures are in place for any visitor needing to take a COVID-19 test while in Aruba as a requirement for re-entry to their country/state/city of origin.
As such, the Aruba Government and Department of Public Health were prepared for the CDC's new mandate that all US travelers need to provide a negative COVID-19 test and can reassure our travelers they will have easy access to testing in time for their departure,”.
Bi alaye diẹ sii nipa COVID-19 ti wa ati awọn itọsọna CDC ti dagbasoke, Aruba yoo tẹsiwaju lati tun ṣe atunyẹwo ati yiyipada awọn ilana lati jẹ ki gbogbo awọn alejo ati awọn olugbe agbegbe wa ni ailewu erekusu.