The U. S. government has not been able to do that. But it’s not the first time It will postpone enhanced access for some foreign passengers at airports from September 14, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
It replaces the existing COVID-19 temperature control and symptom detection formula at 15 centralized airports with a formula that, he says, is a more effective strategy that “focuses on the continuum and the individual passenger, adding before departure and after arrival. a forward-looking testing framework with foreign partners and disease response. “
Public fitness efforts will focus on the individual passenger. These measures include:
The symptom-based screening test is of limited effectiveness, according to the CDC, as others with COVID-19 may have no symptoms or fever screening or only mild symptoms. Asymptomatic transmission is possible.
The resolution comes when the United States has entered “the existing phase of the pandemic” and the government believes it “better protects the fitness of the American public,” according to one on the CDC website.
Until the bans come into force this spring, passengers from or from China (excluding the special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau), Iran, the Schengen region in Europe, the United Kingdom (excluding outdoor foreign territories in Europe), Ireland and Brazil were subjected to enhanced control by accessing the United States and had to do so at one of the 15 designated airports.
USA TODAY contacted the State Department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for information.
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