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The Maltese Government has just announced revised rules in relation to obligatory quarantine for contacts of COVID-19 positive individuals, applicable from the 16th of August 2021.
The Maltese Government has just announced revised rules in
relation to obligatory quarantine for contacts of COVID-19 positive
individuals, applicable from the 16th of August
2021.
Individuals who have been identified by the Health Authorities
as contacts of a COVID positive case, and who would typically be
mandated to quarantine for a 14-day period, shall now only be
required to quarantine for a 7-day period. On the 7th
day, such individuals shall be required to take a swab test at a
government designated swabbing hub, and should same result in the
negative, such persons shall on the 8th day be free to
end their quarantine period.
These revised rules shall only apply to individuals who are in
possession of a vaccine certificate and shall therefore not apply
to partly vaccinated individuals. These rules shall also not apply
to COVID positive individuals, individuals living in the same
household as a COVID positive case, individuals residing in
institutions such as old people's homes, and travellers coming
into the Maltese islands.
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