Gwamnatin Bahamas ta sassauta wa'adin gwajin COVID-19 bayan isowa, sakamakon raguwar lamuran da gyare-gyaren ka'idojin kasa da kasa.
Mai tasiri nan da nan, duk mutanen da ke tafiya zuwa Bahamas ba a buƙatar su ɗauki gwajin rigakafin gaggawa na COVID-19 a rana ta biyar (5) ta tafiya ba tare da la'akari da matsayin rigakafin ba. Koyaya, dole ne baƙi su bi ka'idodin gwajin COVID don komawa ƙasashensu.
"Yana da mahimmanci mu kasance cikin ruwa kuma mu daidaita ka'idojin mu don nuna yanayin canji."
Waɗannan kalmomi ne na Muƙaddashin Firayim Minista, Honourable I. Chester Cooper, Bahamas Ministan Yawon shakatawa, Zuba Jari & Sufurin Jiragen Sama, "kuma mun yi farin cikin iya kawar da buƙatun gwajin Bahamas".
Ana buƙatar baƙi namu su bi ƙa'idodin Shigar da aka tsara waɗanda suka haɗa da, neman takardar Visa Lafiya ta Bahamas a tafiya.gov.bs da loda sakamakon gwajin su kafin tashi, wanda bai wuce kwanaki uku (72 hours) kafin ranar isowar ba. Masu ziyara su ziyarta Bahamas.com/travelupdates don sake duba nau'ikan gwaji da aka yarda da su don shigarwa dangane da matsayin rigakafin. Ana samun jerin wuraren gwajin da aka amince da tsibiri-ta-tsibiri a Bahamas.com/travelupdates.
"Duk da kalubalen COVID-19, tsananin sha'awar tafiya zuwa Bahamas bai ragu ba," in ji Latia Duncombe, Mukaddashin Darakta Janar, Ma'aikatar Yawon shakatawa na Bahamas, Zuba Jari & Jiragen Sama. "Muna ci gaba da kasancewa a matsayin don ci gaba da farfadowar yawon shakatawa, kuma za mu ci gaba da taimakawa masu dacewa da bukatun da suka shafi balaguro ga masoyanmu, tare da kare lafiya da amincin kowa."
Don cikakkun bayanai kan ka'idojin COVID-19 na yanzu ga duk matafiya, da fatan za a ziyarci Bahamas.com/travelupdates.
ABUBUWAN DA ZA KU GUDU DAGA WANNAN LABARI:
- Effective immediately, all persons traveling to The Bahamas are no longer required to take a COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Test on the fifth (5th) day of travel regardless of vaccination status.
- “Despite the challenges of COVID-19, the strong desire for travel to The Bahamas has not diminished,” said Latia Duncombe, Acting Director General, Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments &.
- “We remain positioned for a steady tourism recovery, and we will continue to assist efficiencies of travel-related requirements for our beloved visitors, while protecting the health and safety of everyone.
