COPENHAGEN, Feb. 2 (Xinhua) An emergency law that requires COVID-19 testing and quarantine for all those entering Denmark was passed by a broad majority in the Danish Parliament on Tuesday, according to a press release from the Ministry of Health. We must do what we can to limit the risk of new infection chains in Denmark especially now that we see new mutations of COVID-19, which we risk importing here, said Nick Haekkerup, Minister of Justice, in the press release. Henceforth, those seeking entry into Denmark are required to undergo a coronavirus test, followed by 10 days of quarantine. The period might be shortened, subject to a negative PCR test performed at the earliest on the fourth day after entry.
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COPENHAGEN, Feb. 2 (Xinhua) An emergency law that requires COVID-19 testing and quarantine for all those entering Denmark was passed by a broad majority in the Danish Parliament on Tuesday, according to a press release from the Ministry of Health. We must do what we can to limit the risk of new infection chains in Denmark especially now that we see new mutations of COVID-19, which we risk importing here, said Nick Haekkerup, Minister of Justice, in the press release.
Henceforth, those seeking entry into Denmark are required to undergo a coronavirus test, followed by 10 days of quarantine. The period might be shortened, subject to a negative PCR test performed at the earliest on the fourth day after entry.
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