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04 December 2020
Updated rules for local and international travel – airports open to all
By ATTA®President Cyril Ramaphosa announced in a national address on December 3 that the Nelson Mandela Bay district is now declared a COVID-19 hotspot and as such will be subjected to additional regulations.
Other travel related rules have also been updated. The Department of Health and Department and Transport outlined the regulations in effect from December 4 regarding local and international travel. They are:
– Terminal buildings in all airports have been reopened to non-travellers
– Travellers entering and exiting the country must be subjected to screening including the completion of a traveller health questionnaire
– A person who is found to have had exposure to COVID-19 or is presenting with any signs and symptoms of COVID-19 must be subjected to a medical examination which may include testing
Source: Getaway