HAPPY THANKSGIBING! Today America is Thanksgiving and a holiday. The harbor in the morning is refreshing. It is crowded with fishermen who go fishing on public holidays.
Lockdowns are continuing here in Guam, but the number of positives has not decreased at all, and fines will be officially imposed from today. According to the Department of Public Health Services, "Residents and businesses that violate the COVID-19 rules may be fined from Thanksgiving Day. The Department of Public Health and Social Services finalizes the rules and residents are required to COVID. We have set a fine to prevent people from gathering beyond the -19 limit. "
For more information on the guidelines, please visit the Public Health Service Bureau http://dphss.guam.gov/.
I can't see the future as usual.
Hafa Adai
The Tokyo Olympics will start soon, but in fact ... our staff will participate in swimming!
I will enter Japan on the 2nd and swim on the 28th! Please support everyone! !!
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Hafa Adai
I'm sorry I couldn't update it completely ^^;
Guam was exempted from quarantine if the vaccination rate was 75.2% and the PCR test was negative within 72 hours of arrival on July 2nd. In addition, vaccination tours from Taiwan and South Korea have begun, and although little by little, we are beginning to accept travelers from overseas. Japan is still in isolation for two weeks after returning to Japan, so I haven't traveled abroad yet, but Guam is gradually getting ready to accept it, but it's starting to get ready.
On April 30, the Governor of Guam announced that it would delay the resumption of tourism, which had been targeted for May 1, by two weeks.
The quarantine period will be shortened or shortened on May 15, and travelers who have completed vaccination will be exempted from quarantine. For unvaccinated travelers, government quarantine will continue for up to 10 days instead of the current 14 days, based on the recommendations of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In Guam, more than 64,000 people have been vaccinated so far, exceeding 62,500, which is 50% of the adult population, by May 1, the initial target.
