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News from the beaches of Sharm El Sheikh in connection with the virus
Two innovations: we fill out individual medical cards, they are distributed at the airport (they were also distributed on the plane, but incomplete forms). Everyone's temperature is taken at the entrance to the airport. This is all. Oh, and all the airport workers are wearing masks. And the rest - everything is as always: air +29, water +23, the mood is excellent, the hotel is filled to capacity.
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answered 5 years ago
Where exactly is this card given at the airport? Judging by the photo, you don’t even need to fill in anything if you are not sick and have not flown anywhere
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answered 5 years ago
In the photo - a card issued on the plane, only one cell is actually filled in it - whether or not they were in contact with patients.
At the airport, they issue a card in which there are two pages, the first with personal data, the second with a repetition of the card with a photo. Therefore, it makes sense to fill it out only at the airport.
At the airport, they issue a card in which there are two pages, the first with personal data, the second with a repetition of the card with a photo. Therefore, it makes sense to fill it out only at the airport.
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answered 5 years ago
vezha2 thanks for the updated information
Have you seen at the airport, maybe on the plane or maybe heard in the hotel among tourists about the virus life hack, taking antipyretic drugs (it doesn’t matter if the person is sick or healthy) before passing the temperature control
Have you seen at the airport, maybe on the plane or maybe heard in the hotel among tourists about the virus life hack, taking antipyretic drugs (it doesn’t matter if the person is sick or healthy) before passing the temperature control
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answered 5 years ago
On the plane from Istanbul to Sharm, they forced everyone to fill out a rather detailed questionnaire: who, where, where, at least one more contact, all with addresses and phone numbers. With reference to seats on the plane.
Regarding the water temperature, Movenpick is not higher than 20C, more likely even 18C. In long swims, it's cold in wetsuits. But there are a lot of fish
The day is hot, people from Movenpick to Fairows hide under umbrellas
Regarding the water temperature, Movenpick is not higher than 20C, more likely even 18C. In long swims, it's cold in wetsuits. But there are a lot of fish
The day is hot, people from Movenpick to Fairows hide under umbrellas
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answered 5 years ago
anything known about the deceased German tourist from Hurghada? What hotel did he stay at and how was the situation there? Or are the Egyptians trying to hide it?
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answered 5 years ago
Vika 284, I haven’t heard anything about life hacks with antipyretics yet. In my opinion, few people in our plane suspected about temperature measurements (it was evident from the reaction to the procedure).
As for the medical card, we were given a simplified one on the plane. But at the airport there was already information about both the flight and the hotel
As for the medical card, we were given a simplified one on the plane. But at the airport there was already information about both the flight and the hotel
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answered 5 years ago
"is anything known about the deceased German tourist from Hurghada? what hotel did he stay in and how is the situation there? or are the Egyptians trying to hide it?"
- This news has already spread to all news outlets.
- This news has already spread to all news outlets.
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answered 5 years ago
And in which hotel did a non-German tourist stay? After all, the news in all publics
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answered 5 years ago
There are many Italians in our hotel.
Today we got out to the Naama promenade - we didn’t see a single (!) Masked tourist among the sea!
Today we got out to the Naama promenade - we didn’t see a single (!) Masked tourist among the sea!
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answered 5 years ago
Benjamin Netanyahu tweeted today that everyone entering Israel will be quarantined for 14 days.
mean all excursions from Egypt to Israel are cancelled?
mean all excursions from Egypt to Israel are cancelled?
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answered 5 years ago
appears to be cancelled:
"All visitors to Israel must spend two weeks in home quarantine, announced on Monday, March 9, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This decision applies to citizens of all countries and was adopted in order to curb the spread of the coronavirus epidemic. It came into force on 20 :00 Monday and will be valid for two weeks.
Previously, these measures only applied to travelers arriving from several of the countries most affected by the infection, now they have extended to any person entering Israel. At the same time, non-Israeli citizens must prove that they have a place of residence and the necessary funds to comply with a two-week quarantine. Otherwise, they will not be allowed entry."
"All visitors to Israel must spend two weeks in home quarantine, announced on Monday, March 9, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This decision applies to citizens of all countries and was adopted in order to curb the spread of the coronavirus epidemic. It came into force on 20 :00 Monday and will be valid for two weeks.
Previously, these measures only applied to travelers arriving from several of the countries most affected by the infection, now they have extended to any person entering Israel. At the same time, non-Israeli citizens must prove that they have a place of residence and the necessary funds to comply with a two-week quarantine. Otherwise, they will not be allowed entry."
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answered 5 years ago
Do you know what temperature they take to quarantine? I have a chronically subfibrile temperature (36.8-37.1 fluctuations during the day for 7 years already due to chronic diseases). Is there a risk that they will be wrapped at the entrance?
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answered 5 years ago
Evgenia9,
our district police officer advised me to take nimesil with me. action is enough for 5-6 hours, a single dose will not harm
provided, of course, that you are not sick and will not infect others...
our district police officer advised me to take nimesil with me. action is enough for 5-6 hours, a single dose will not harm
provided, of course, that you are not sick and will not infect others...
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answered 5 years ago
Evgenija9 with chronic diseases during the virus epidemic do you urgently need to rest in another country? you can’t wait 1-2 months, postpone your vacation to a quieter time
Even if you use a life hack and drink any antipyretic, it doesn’t work forever. In some hotels in Hurghada, guests are now checking the temperature with infrared digital thermometers, you will drink antipyretics every day.
Even if you use a life hack and drink any antipyretic, it doesn’t work forever. In some hotels in Hurghada, guests are now checking the temperature with infrared digital thermometers, you will drink antipyretics every day.
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answered 5 years ago
from the virus - no heat, no sun, no sea is not afraid. travels to himself
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answered 5 years ago
Vika284 We bought the tour a long time ago and now, when it is canceled, 100% loss of funds. The ticket is not cheap, sorry. My chronicle is insignificant and I have been living with a temperature of 37 for 7 years.
I found information on the WHO website that a temperature of up to 37 is generally considered the norm, a suspicion of infection with a coronavirus is set at a temperature of 38. But at the same time, our people often have problems with the adoption of world standards that go beyond the usual 36.6. I read somewhere on the margins of the Internet that in Boryspil a man was suspected at 36.9. I fear most of all that I, a healthy person, will be locked up in the same room with potentially sick people until the results of the analysis are received.
As for antipyretics, of course I'm not going to drink them, I'm a conscious person and just don't want to put anyone at risk (ttt).
I found information on the WHO website that a temperature of up to 37 is generally considered the norm, a suspicion of infection with a coronavirus is set at a temperature of 38. But at the same time, our people often have problems with the adoption of world standards that go beyond the usual 36.6. I read somewhere on the margins of the Internet that in Boryspil a man was suspected at 36.9. I fear most of all that I, a healthy person, will be locked up in the same room with potentially sick people until the results of the analysis are received.
As for antipyretics, of course I'm not going to drink them, I'm a conscious person and just don't want to put anyone at risk (ttt).
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