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Missions and other provinces stopped demanding PCR to enter their territories | The Voice of Cataracts

 Missions and other provinces stopped demanding PCR to enter their territories |  The Voice of Cataracts

Iguazú (LaVozDeCataratas) Several provinces stopped requiring, in this context, the Tourism circulation certificate to enter their territories, although several maintain the negative PCR request for visitors and do not force local tourists to quarantine.

The National Government implemented a battery of measures in support of the sector such as the Pre-Trip plans or the Aid, Training and Infrastructure Plan and the Minister of Tourism, Matías Lammens, reminded the Federal Council that “a fundamental policy is being promoted to promote emerging destinations across the country through massive investment in development and infrastructure.”

At the national level, after 16 weeks of low coronavirus cases and with high percentages of the vaccinated population, the Government announced that as of October 1, group trips for retirees, students and the gradual opening of borders will be allowed from tomorrow for at least which isolation will no longer be mandatory for Argentines, residents and people from abroad for work reasons.

Córdoba Within this framework, in Córdoba the prohibition of movement of people from non-essential activities between 1 and 6, with a capacity of 40% of the capacity of gastronomic premises, remains in force until Sunday 26, although Tuesday They enabled massive events with up to 5,000 people outdoors in the provincial capital. To enter Córdoba, no health documentation is required, nor is PCR or isolation compliance.

Mendoza does not request any requirement to enter or impose time restrictions to circulate, while according to the latest provisions a general capacity is contemplated for all authorized activities in closed spaces, guaranteeing adequate ventilation and with 70% occupancy enabled, with a maximum limit of 4,000 people.

Misiones, the government ordered today to lift part of the health control posts that were operating in Posadas and Puerto Iguazú, given that swabbing or testing will no longer be required from Argentine residents who wish to enter the province. Government sources said that for foreigners, the requirement of swabs will remain in force with a minimum guard in those places.Sante Fe In Santa Fe, government sources recalled that it is no longer necessary to present a negative PCR analysis or carry out 14 days of quarantine, nor will the tourist be required to prove medical or insurance coverage Covid.

However, each person who arrives in the province must have an active registration in the Santa Fe Covid-19 app with their affidavit on their state of health and the Tourism Certificate will be required, in addition to a reservation of accommodation or tourist service.

Misiones y otras provincias dejaron de exigir PCR para ingresar a sus territorios | La Voz de Cataratas

The governor of Santa Fe, Omar Perotti, referred today to the measures that will be adopted from October and considered that citizens should maintain the use of the chinstrap, as a form of personal "care" and assured that his management intends to "sustain" certain habits to “keep care of the population high”.

Entre Ríos Entre Ríos asks its tourists to have the authorization to travel that is issued through the Cuidar application, or the "Tourism Certificate" and it is no longer mandatory to remain in isolation, perform or present a negative PCR, or hire a Covid-19 travel insurance.

Governor Gustavo Bordet relaxed the restrictions at the beginning of September thanks to the "progress of vaccination and the health situation" and after leaving the state of alert in the occupation of ICU beds.

Tucumán The Ente Tucumán Turismo recalled that tourists who wish to enter the province by private vehicle, bus or plane must generate their Tourism Certificate, while people who come from provinces where the Delta variant circulates, will be subject to the possibility that the authorities Health authorities request that you carry out a PCR test, the cost of which will be borne by the province. Jujuy In Jujuy, tourists entering the province must present the Tourism certificate as the only requirement established by the provincial authorities in the face of the pandemic.

"In addition, the epidemiological monitoring is maintained as it has been done for several months," the Minister of Culture and Tourism of Jujuy Federico Posadas told Télam.

San Luis In San Luis, Governor Alberto Rodríguez Saá announced on Tuesday that “there are no more restrictions, we are like a day before the pandemic, with free circulation, there may be a recommendation from the Crisis Committee, which is not coercive or punitive, to continue using a chinstrap », although it will be mandatory in crowds and closed places.

The president explained that the reopening is due to the sharp decrease in cases, given that from having 25% of the swabs with a positive result, that percentage now represents less than 1%. The Executive began to implement in mid-September a gradual relaxation of the circulation time restriction and authorized the reopening of dance venues, according to the particular regulations of each municipality.

Salta, the Minister of Public Health and president of the Emergency Operating Committee (COE), Juan José Esteban, said that the obligation to wear face masks in open and closed spaces continues and recalled that cases of the Mu and Delta variants have already been registered, for what "we must be very cautious". “We are going to analyze the changes in the future, as we continue to advance with the vaccination campaign,” he explained. Neuquén In Neuquén, government sources said that while a national decree on the new measures is expected, until today to enter the The tourist centers of the province continue to request travel certificates in the APP Cuidar and have reservations in authorized establishments in each locality. Santa Cruz The governor of Santa Cruz, Alicia Kirchner, also awaits the publication of the national decree with the new restrictions announced in the framework of the pandemic, said provincial sources and recalled that the city of El Calafate, the main provincial tourist destination, goes through the Student Week, with activities, promotions and discounts on accommodation, gastronomy, excursions, shops and services for tourists .Río Negro In Río Negro, the secretary of Public Policies of the Ministry of Health, Mercedes Ibero, indicated to Télam that "last week the new resolution of the provincial Ministry of Health came out and the tourists who arrive in our country, which for now is not a foreigner, do not have to do PCR or isolation, simply if they have any symptoms they are consulted."

“But having already lifted this restriction, more than a week ago, the cases have not increased, neither in tourist places nor in the rest of the province,” he remarked. The Secretary of Tourism of San Carlos de Bariloche, Gastón Burlon, confirmed to Télam that to enter the Andean tourist city “no more PCR or isolation is requested” and added “only the circulation permit of the province of Rio Negro or the Cuidar de Nación is requested.”

Chubut The Chubut Minister of Health, Fabián Puratich, confirmed that as of this week, travelers entering the province "do not have the obligation to present a negative PCR or antigen test to be allowed to circulate."

“This measure is closely related to the epidemiological situation that we are experiencing in the province, given the drop in diagnosed cases and the significant decrease in numerous statistical variables,” the official told the local press.

Tierra del Fuego In Tierra del Fuego, Governor Gustavo Melella defined as "necessary" the reopenings announced by the national government since October 1, noting that "they will help a lot in economic reactivation."

“For us, the opening of borders is essential for the arrival of tourist cruise ships. The province and the Nation have worked for a long time on the protocols, to give security to the Fuegians but also to the visitors who decide to visit Antarctica », he added.

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