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So what conditions are not recommended for traveling? As reported by the CDC, people with or exposed to Covid-19 are advised not to travel. Experts advise not to travel if you or anyone in your house has been diagnosed with Covid-19 and has not met the criteria for when it is safe to be around other people.
Besides, it has symptoms Covid-19, are waiting for the results of the Covid-19 test, may have been exposed to someone with Covid-19 in the last 14 days and increase the risk of severe disease due to Covid-19 it is also advisable to stay at home instead of traveling.
Those who are at high risk of developing severe disease are also advised to stay at home. If you are at high risk of developing severe disease due to Covid-19, living or working with someone who is at high risk of developing severe illness, make sure you don’t take a vacation during this long holiday. This is because this is one of the risk factors for Covid-19 transmission.
You should avoid direct encounters with people who do not live at home. Also be sure to avoid larger gatherings and consider attending lower risk activities and if you decide to attend face-to-face meetings with people who do not live in your home.
Furthermore, the CDC recommends that people who are at high risk of developing severe disease participate remotely, rather than directly, within holiday involving people from outside their homes.
Traveling increases your chances of catching and spreading Covid-19. Staying at home is the best way to protect yourself and others from Covid-19. You can catch Covid-19 during your trip. Even if you feel healthy and don’t show any symptoms, you can still spread Covid-19 to other people.
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You and your traveling companions, including children, can spread Covid-19 to others including your family, friends and your community for 14 days after being exposed to the new coronavirus.
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