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Zhuhai raises validity of NAT result for arrivals from Macao to 48 hours

New travel restriction put in effect at dawn today; Zhuhai health authorities say decision in line with latest Covid-19 developments.

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Zhuhai has raised the validity of the negative Covid-19 nucleic acid test (NAT) result for arrivals from Macao to 48 hours from just 24 hours.

According to the Zhuhai health authorities, the measure took effect at 6 am today.

Since Zhuhai lifted its seven-day hotel quarantine for arrivals from Macao on 3 August, travellers entering Zhuhai from Macao have had to present a NAT certificate confirming a negative Covid-19 result valid for just 24 hours.

Zhuhai imposed its hotel quarantine requirement for arrivals from Macao after the detection of Macao’s latest Covid-19 outbreak that began on 18 June. After the outbreak subsided in late July, Zhuhai lifted the quarantine for arrivals from Macao on 3 August.

Zhuhai health authorities said they decided to “dynamically” adjust the NAT validity for arrivals from Macao in compliance with “the latest Covid-19 developments”.

The negative NAT result for those entering Macao from Zhuhai remains valid for 48 hours, The Macau Post Daily reported. 

 

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