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Change in Covid-figures Bonaire due to inclusion of travelers
27-07-2021 -
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Kralendijk- As of Tuesday, there is a change in the reporting for the daily Covid statistics. This is due to the fact that people from high-risk countries now have the obligation to get tested on the 5th day after arrival. As The Netherlands is now considered a very high-risk country, daily tests conducted have increased a lot.
Yesterday a total of 270 persons were tested on the island. Four out of these 270 tests turned out positive: Two residents and two visitors.
As 3 of the active cases recovered, there are now 15 active cases on the island.
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