However, entry into the country is possible only with a certificate of the absence of coronavirus, made to the maxim three days before arrival. At the airport, arrivals will be checked again.
For the first time in six months, Uganda again opens borders for tourists and visitors on business issues. RIA News clarifies that those entering are required to have a certificate on the absence of coronavirus, made no earlier than three days before the day of arrival in the country.
At the airport of Uganda, the arrivals have to measure the temperature and undergo a medical examination. If they suspect that a person may have a coronavirus, he will be sent to the hospital.
In public places, you still need to wear masks and keep a distance. When a tourist gets home, he has to take a test for COVID-19 again.
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