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Cebu City to accept fully vaccinated travelers without negative COVID-19 test

Cebu City to accept fully vaccinated travelers without negative COVID-19 test

ABS-CBN News

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Updated Oct 26, 2021 06:24 PM PHT

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The newly inaugurated Terminal 2 of the Mactan-Cebu International Airport operated by the GMR-Megawide Cebu Airport Corporation in Mactan, Cebu in this photo taken June 7, 2018. Jonathan Cellona, ABS-CBN News/File
The newly inaugurated Terminal 2 of the Mactan-Cebu International Airport operated by the GMR-Megawide Cebu Airport Corporation in Mactan, Cebu in this photo taken June 7, 2018. Jonathan Cellona, ABS-CBN News/File

CEBU CITY — Fully vaccinated travelers can now travel to Cebu City without presenting a negative COVID-19 test, the city government said Monday.

Inbound passengers will only need to present their vaccination cards with QR code and valid ID, acting Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama said in a press briefing.

If the vaccination card has no QR code, it can be supplemented with a VaxCert, a digital vaccination certificate that can be obtained through the Department of Information and Communications Technology.

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"This will start immediately. In fact, all sectors have been informed,” said Cebu City Councilor Joel Garganera, also head of the city's Emergency Operations Center.

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Meanwhile, unvaccinated or partially vaccinated travelers will have to present a negative RT-PCR test (valid up to 48 hours) or antigen test (valid within 24 hours).

Cebu City is under Alert Level 2 in the government's new quarantine classification.

As of Oct. 24, the city has tallied 40,967 COVID-19 cases, the highest among cities and provinces in Central Visayas. The tally includes 39,148 recoveries, 1,475 fatalities and 344 active cases.

—Report from Annie Perez

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