The risk of getting affected by the coronavirus is currently at an all time high, with so many different strains globally. It is recommended for all citizens of all countries to avoide international travel.
As travelers face ongoing risks due COVID-19, we have updated our Travel Advisories to better reflect @CDC’s science-based Travel Health Notices. We also considered logistics like testing availability and travel restrictions for U.S. citizens. https://t.co/Eu0gas8DZg. pic.twitter.com/R7GMnk8DIN
— Travel - State Dept (@TravelGov) April 19, 2021
The
US has not made a formal global protocals yet, but the state department is
going to use Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) protocals
to prepare health and safety guidelines for every country. As per CDC’s
standards, about 80 percent of the countries might fall under the do not travel
list. However, travel to the leftover 20 percent of the countries must also be
reconsidered.
Names of countries which comes under 80 percent have not been
announced by the State Department till now.
State Department is monitoring the infection rates of other
countries, as well as the resources such countries carry for testing, and
treatment. The country is currently looking forward to herd immunity,
as per authorities, 50 percent of its citizens have already been vaccinated.
The US is still leading with the most number of cases, with India
on secound number.
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