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After requiring local and foreign tourists to disclose their travel history before they are allowed to enter Camiguin, the provincial government has now temporarily restricted the entry of visitors who have been to countries hit by the 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) to the island-province.
THE provincial government of Camiguin has ordered local and foreign tourists to disclose their travel history during the past three months prior to their arrival to the island province as a measure against the spread of the deadly 2019 novel coronavirus.
BAHAY Bakasyonan sa Camiguin (BBC) on Monday filed a motion for reconsideration on the lifting of a writ of injunction a regional court issued seven months ago, following a restraining order on a closure order from the Mambajao town government.
HEALTH authorities yesterday said a tourist suspected to have contracted the Novel coronavirus tested negative of the deadly disease.
