National Guard Troops will be Deployed to New York Airports to make sure Arriving Travelers have Proof of Recently Testing Negative for COVID-19, Gov. Cuomo (D) said Friday Nov. 6th.
The Deployment follows a Sweeping New Entry Test Policy announced a Week Ago after the Empire State Abandoned its Travel Advisory that Mandated Travelers from Coronavirus Hotspots Quarantine for Two Weeks.
Under the Current Rules, Travelers arriving without Proof of a Negative Test won’t be Stopped from entering the State, but must Quarantine for 14 Days.
Individuals who can Prove they Tested Negative will still have to Quarantine for Three Days upon Arrival in New York and then must take a Second Test.
If that’s Negative, they No Longer have to Self-Isolate.
If a Test comes back Positive, Local Health Officials will Issue Isolation Orders and Initiate Contact Tracing to Identify and Quarantine other People Exposed to the Virus.
Anyone Caught Violating a Quarantine Order could Face a Civil Penalty of Up to $10,000.
The Testing Mandate does Not Apply to Neighboring Border States.
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