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Geschrieben von Troll am 03.02.2020 um 17:19:
Coronavirus - Einreiseverbot, Maldives restricts entry to passengers from China
Maldives restricts entry to passengers from China
The government has announced that the Maldives will impose a temporary entry ban in to the country for any person who has travelled from mainland China where the Coronavirus is widespread, with the exception of Maldivians.
The announcement was made during a press conference regarding coronavirus at the President's office.
Tourism Minister Ali Waheed revealed that starting February 03rd, travellers flying from mainland China will be banned from entering the Maldives. However, they noted that arrangements for any Maldivians will be done so by the government.
Minister Waheed stressed that this decision was made by the President for the safety of all Maldivians.
Seven Maldivians who were stuck in the epicenter of the coronavirus in Wuhan were also evacuated today, and relocated to New Delhi where they will be quarantined before being brought back to the Maldives. All arrangements of their quarantine are being handled by the Indian government.
Quelle:
https://oneonline.mv/en/20887
Geschrieben von fischwol am 06.02.2020 um 09:19:
Schön zu hören, dass man dort vorsichtig ist.
Geschrieben von Troll am 25.02.2020 um 06:48:
jeder der einreist muß an einer wärmebildkamera vorbei. eine vorhandene brille muß abgesetzt werden.
nebem dem visum muß nun auch ein zettel zwecks coronavirus ausgefült werden was bei der passkontrole einbehalten wird.
zwecks visum: das formular ist nun leicht abgeändert. man erhält auch keinen abgestempelten teil mehr der bis zur ausreise im reisepaß verblieben ist.
Geschrieben von Troll am 07.03.2020 um 09:46:
die erste Insel hat es leider erwischt:
2 tourists in Summer Island suspected of COVID-19, resort on lockdown
Health Protection Agency (HPA), on Saturday, said that two French nationals on holiday at the Summer Island Resort were being transported to the quarantine facility in Farukolhufushi after they developed symptoms of the deadly COVID-19 virus.
They are being transferred to the quarantine facility in Farukolhufushi where they will undergo further monitoring and testing.
HPA has also imposed temporary restrictive measures – cutting of all transport in and out of the resort – as a precautionary measure to contain a possible outbreak. The restriction is expected to be in place until HPA tests the two tourists.
The agency has also begun contact tracing.
The global COVID-19 outbreak has now spread to 90 countries. It has infected over 100,000 people and caused the death of over 3,400 people.
In France, the virus has infected over 600 people and killed nine.
Summer Island Maldives becomes the second Maldivian resort to undergo a lockdown over virus fears.
It comes less than 24 hours after Kuredu Island Resort and Spa, a resort located in Lh. Atoll, was locked down after an Italian tourist who vacationed at the resort tested positive for COVID-19 upon return to his home country. The doctor who treated him during his stay at the resort has developed COVID-19 symptoms, and has been transported to the quarantine facility in Farukolhufushi for further monitoring and testing.
Meanwhile, V. Thinadhoo, a local island popular for its local tourism business, was also placed on lockdown on Friday after another Italian tourist developed COVID-19 symptoms and was transported to Farukolhufushi for further monitoring and testing.
HPA says it had begun immediate contact tracing in all cases, and that the islands will remain on lockdown until it received the test results in the suspected cases.
No positive cases have yet to be confirmed in Maldives, and the health alert status remains “white”.
Quelle:
https://en.sun.mv/58596
Geschrieben von Troll am 07.03.2020 um 09:48:
Doctor at Summer Island also suspected of COVID-19
Summer Island Maldives, a resort located in North Male’ Atoll, on Saturday, said that arrangements were being made to transport the medical doctor at the resort to a quarantine facility in Farukolhufushi for monitoring and testing after he developed symptoms of the deadly COVID-19 virus.
It comes shortly after the Health Protection Agency (HPA) confirmed that two French nationals on holiday in Summer Island had developed COVID-19 symptoms, and were being transported to Farukolhufushi for monitoring and testing.
Summer Island, in a statement it issued shortly after HPA made its announcement, said that the doctor at the resort, a 33-year-old Indian national, had also developed COVID-19 symptoms.
The resort identified the two French nationals as persons in their late 20s.
The two French tourists arrived in Maldives on February 25, and came straight to the resort on a speedboat from Velana International Airport (VIA).
They consulted with the resort’s doctor after developing fevers on March 5.
It was brought to the immediate attention of HPA, and they were placed under quarantine at their rooms, said the resort.
The doctor who treated them developed respiratory symptoms the next day, and it too, was brought to the immediate attention of HPA.
HPA officials are scheduled to arrive at the resort sometime this Saturday morning. Both the two French tourists and the doctor will be transported to Farukolhufushi.
Meanwhile, three more of the resort’s staff who have developed mild respiratory symptoms have also been placed under quarantine at their rooms as a precautionary measure.
HPA has imposed temporary restrictive measures including barring all transport in and out of the resort without the agency’s express permission until such time as it is able to test and clear the suspected cases.
Summer Island said it has made arrangements to facilitate accommodation to tourists who have made bookings with them at other resorts.
Summer Island Maldives becomes the second Maldivian resort to undergo a lockdown over virus fears.
It comes less than 24 hours after Kuredu Island Resort and Spa, a resort located in Lh. Atoll, was locked down after an Italian tourist who vacationed at the resort tested positive for COVID-19 upon return to his home country. The doctor who treated him during his stay at the resort has developed COVID-19 symptoms, and has been transported to the quarantine facility in Farukolhufushi for further monitoring and testing.
Meanwhile, V. Thinadhoo, a local island popular for its local tourism business, was also placed on lockdown on Friday after another Italian tourist developed COVID-19 symptoms and was transported to Farukolhufushi for further monitoring and testing.
HPA says it had begun immediate contact tracing in all cases, and that the islands will remain on lockdown until it received the test results in the suspected cases.
No positive cases have yet to be confirmed in Maldives, and the health alert status remains “white”.
The global COVID-19 outbreak has now spread to 90 countries. It has infected over 100,000 people and caused the death of over 3,400 people.
Quelle:
https://en.sun.mv/58597
Geschrieben von Troll am 07.03.2020 um 09:52:
auf Kuredu gibt es für jegliche Personen die nächsten 48 Stunden kein kommen und gehen. Ein Italiener der dort Urlaub gemacht hatte wurde in seiner Heimat positiv getestet.
Geschrieben von Troll am 08.03.2020 um 08:45:
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auf Kuredu gibt es für jegliche Personen die nächsten 48 Stunden kein kommen und gehen. Ein Italiener der dort Urlaub gemacht hatte wurde in seiner Heimat positiv getestet. |
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zwei mitarbeiter sind auch postiv getestet.
Geschrieben von Thym1959 am 10.03.2020 um 11:20:
Newsletter von Werner Lau:
Seit gestern steht leider auch Bathala unter Quarantäne, nachdem dort zwei Italienische Gäste positiv auf den Corona Virus Corvid 19 getestet wurde. Alle 105 Personen auf Bathala werden getestet. Die Insel steht für die nächsten 14 Tage unter Quarantäne und kann somit weder betreten noch verlassen werden.
Alle Gäste, die innerhalb der nächsten 14 Tage anreisen, werden automatisch auf Athuruga Island Resort oder Thudufushi Island Resort umgebucht.
Über Werner Lau vorgebuchte Tauchpakete oder Tauchkurse werden selbstverständlich von uns erstattet.
Wir werden Euch hier auf dem Laufenden halten.
Geschrieben von Troll am 10.03.2020 um 17:17:
das alle getestet werden halte ich eher für unwahrscheinlich. so viele testsets gibt es erschreckenderweise auf den males leider nicht.
Geschrieben von Troll am 10.03.2020 um 18:02:
Kuramathi resort closed due to suspected Covid-19 case
Temporary restrictions have been placed on Kuramathi Island Resort in A.A atoll after a foreigner on the island was suspected of being infected with the Covid-19 disease.
Authorities are now working on moving the man into isolation.
Temporary restrictions have been placed on Kuramathi Island Resort in A.A atoll after a foreigner on the island was suspected of being infected with the Covid-19 disease.
Authorities are now working on moving the person into isolation and conducting contact tracing of the person who had arrived on the island with another person.
Six cases of the disease have been identified in the country so far. They are four from Kuredu Island Resort and Two from Sandies Bathala Resort. A similar case of a local who is suspected of the disease has also seen temporary restrictions placed on Vilamendhoo Resort. In addition to resorts, the Maagiri Hotel in Male’ city is also closed for disinfection.
Quelle:
https://en.sun.mv/58662
Geschrieben von Thym1959 am 09.06.2020 um 22:35:
Auszug aus neuestem Newsletter von Werner Lau:
Die maledivische Regierung hat angekündigt, ihre Grenzen bereits am 01. Juli 2020 wieder zu öffnen.
Die zuvor angekündigten Extragebühren, Kontrollen etc. seitens der Regierung sind vom Tisch.
Wir starten wieder ab dem 26. Juli 2020 und freuen uns riesig auf Euch (betrifft My Sheena)!
Natürlich wird es auch bei uns Sicherheitsmaßnahmen geben. Wir arbeiten gerade daran, wie diese bei uns an Bord für alle aussehen werden und stimmen uns mit den örtlichen Behörden ab, damit wir bereit sind wenn es wieder losgeht.
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