Cairo: Bahrain has announced access procedures for passengers arriving on the King Fahd road connecting it to Saudi Arabia.
As a component of the procedures, arrivals will have to go through a PCR check to detect if they have COVID-19 on the road with a charge of 60 dinars, and all arrivals must be self-insulated until they obtain a negative verification result.
Other HIV-positive people will be contacted through Bahrain’s fitness government and given appropriate instructions, in addition to remaining isolated, Bahraini news firm BNA reported.
All arrivals must download and log in to the “Be Aware” app. Passengers who have completed a PCR check no more than 72 hours before arriving in Bahrain will need to have a negative result in the “Be Aware” application without having to go through a new check.
Bahrain suggested that all passengers arriving in the kingdom respect precautionary measures and fitness rules, adding social estating, dressed in masks and avoiding meetings.
King Fahd’s 25 km road was closed on March 7 as part of measures to combat the spread of coronavirus.
The facility was reopened at the end of July, as Gulf countries relaxed with virus-like measures for the economy.
The highway opened in 1986 and has since been important to the movement between Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, two members of the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council.
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