Kazakhstan's immigration policy is tightened, all people entering the country must have a nucleic acid test report

(Fighting New Coronary Pneumonia) Kazakhstan's immigration policy is tightened, all people entering the country must have a nucleic acid test report

　　China News Service, Nur Sultan, October 5th. According to a report by the Kazakhstan News Agency, from October 6, all passengers entering Kazakhstan will be required to provide a nucleic acid test report for the new crown pneumonia.

This means that Kazakhstan will upgrade its foreign prevention and control policies to reduce the risk of epidemic import.

The picture shows Kazakh citizens queuing outside the pharmacy.

　　Kazakhstan Transport Chief Health Physician Baykhabrov pointed out that starting from October 6, foreign citizens entering Kazakhstan from abroad will be banned if they cannot provide a negative report of the new coronary pneumonia nucleic acid test within 72 hours before entry Entry.

　　Baikhabrov also introduced that for Kazakh citizens returning home by international flights, if they cannot provide the same requirement for a negative report of the new coronary pneumonia nucleic acid test, they must undergo a 48-hour quarantine at a designated place and accept it. Nucleic acid testing in professional medical institutions.

　　Baykhabrov specifically pointed out that the new requirements will cover all countries that have resumed air passenger routes with Kazakhstan, regardless of country category classification.

This requirement also applies to transportation by rail, sea, river and road.

　　Previously, this requirement only applied to some countries.

This means that Kazakhstan will upgrade its foreign prevention and control policies to reduce the risk of epidemic import.

As of October 4, Kazakhstan has accumulated nearly 142,000 confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia and pneumonia cases with symptoms of new coronary pneumonia but negative laboratory virus test results.

Kazakhstan has added 264 new cases of the above-mentioned "two types of pneumonia" in the past 24 hours.

Currently, there are still more than 3,000 patients receiving treatment in all of Kazakhstan.

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