Cuomo just launched a new covid traveling requirement.
Syracuse, N.Y. -- Gov. Andrew Cuomo today eliminated the ever-growing quarantine travel list with a new testing requirement for those entering New York from other states.
Instead, all people entering New York will have to bring proof of a negative coronavirus test, Cuomo said. That test must be within three days of coming into the state.
The traveler must then quarantine for three days. On the fourth day, the traveler must get another test.
Once that second test comes back negative, the person is no longer quarantined, he said.
If traveler doesn’t get tested, then he or she must quarantine 14 days after arriving in New York -- no matter where they come from, Cuomo said.
People who leave the state for just 24 hours will follow a different requirement, Cuomo said.
For those shorter trips, the person must get a negative test within four days after returning to New York, he said.
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