Travellers who have been vaccinated can now visit France No need to quarantine them back UK, Rear travel The rule change takes effect on Sunday.
France moved from its own “Amber Plus” category to the “Amber List”, which means that children and vaccinated passengers do not need to be quarantined when they return, while unvaccinated passengers still need to self-quarantine at home for 10 days.
Before France entered the amber list, travel companies reported that there was a surge in interest in traveling to France.
Brittany Ferries said that bookings between the UK and France more than doubled after the government’s announcement earlier this week, and Eurostar said it was ready to increase the capacity of its London-Paris route.
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The Philippines has the largest increase in the number of Covid-19 deaths in four months
New data from the Philippine Department of Health show that the number of Covid-19 deaths in the Philippines has seen its biggest one-day increase in four months.
9,671 cases and 287 deaths were recorded today, which is the highest increase in the number of Covid deaths since April 9.
New South Wales, Australia reports 262 Covid-19 cases
Australia’s most populous state of New South Wales reported 262 cases of Covid-19 infection on Sunday, which was lower than the 319 pandemic cases that occurred on Saturday.
11 cases of Covid-19 have been reported in Victoria, Australia
Victoria, Australia’s second most populous state, reported 11 new local cases of coronavirus on Sunday as the state is still under a strict seven-day lockdown implemented earlier this week to control the highly infectious delta variant.
Health authorities stated that all newly infected cases are related to previously reported cases but were not isolated during the infection period.
With a population of nearly 7 million, Victoria has entered the sixth lockdown since the pandemic began on Thursday night, only a few weeks after the last lockdown
3,127 new Covid-19 cases have been recorded in Germany
The Robert Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases (RKI) showed on Sunday that the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Germany increased by 3,127 to 3,790,766.
Statistics show that the number of reported deaths increased by 4 to 91,782.
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