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Is it possible to avoid self-isolation by doing a PCR test at the airport (with a negative result) upon returning to Ukraine? Or is self-isolation mandatory now for everyone?
Is it possible to avoid self-isolation by doing a PCR test at the airport (with a negative result) upon returning to Ukraine? Or is self-isolation mandatory now for everyone?
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Moreover, both self-isolation and the test can be avoided. Write a denial and avoid.
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answered 3 years ago
Border guards have the authority to verify the installation of the Diya app, but there are no instructions on what to do if the app is not installed. And no normative legal act provides for the authority of border guards to do anything based on the results of this check. "Self-isolation" is a restriction of human freedom and freedom of movement, the territory of such restriction is the place of residence. In fact, house arrest, without any guilt and a court decision. That is why the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers is listed as voluntary. That is, if you do not agree, then you are not required to self-isolate. ©
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answered 3 years ago
Please do not write nonsense and comply with your constitutional obligations to protect the health of others.
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answered 3 years ago
allexo,
for today, if you are not from the Russian Federation or India - yes, you can. put at home, at the exit you do pcr or antigen, according to the result, you turn off at home and - free!
if from these two countries, and plan back, then not earlier than in 14 days - or they have the right to fine 17k
for today, if you are not from the Russian Federation or India - yes, you can. put at home, at the exit you do pcr or antigen, according to the result, you turn off at home and - free!
if from these two countries, and plan back, then not earlier than in 14 days - or they have the right to fine 17k
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answered 3 years ago
cgistalker you have become personal, but the logic in your words is lame. What constitutional responsibility to protect the health of others do you mean? To be honest, I have never seen such a thing in the Constitution, especially in the context of the topic under discussion. Correct me if I'm wrong. Or do you consider it a duty to stay at home upon arrival from another country? And why not from another city or travel by public transport? Why only those who are not vaccinated? Maybe you don't know that vaccinated people also get sick and infect others? And in some countries, people without vaccination cannot leave the house, or you can, with conditions, somewhere you can’t fill up the car until you scan the quarter code, and this is also in the name of “protecting others”. But something tells me that this is not about health at all.
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answered 3 years ago
Vaccinated with a recognized vaccine - nothing is needed.
Unvaccinated people who came (directly) from Russia or India - at home and need self-isolation for 14 days, which, of course, in the current conditions is complete nonsense. They say the test removes self-isolation, the main thing is not to appear at the border for 14 days.
Unvaccinated, arriving from other countries - at home and the test is removed from self-isolation.
You can avoid installing Vdom if the application glitch and SMS does not come.
Unvaccinated people who came (directly) from Russia or India - at home and need self-isolation for 14 days, which, of course, in the current conditions is complete nonsense. They say the test removes self-isolation, the main thing is not to appear at the border for 14 days.
Unvaccinated, arriving from other countries - at home and the test is removed from self-isolation.
You can avoid installing Vdom if the application glitch and SMS does not come.
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answered 3 years ago
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