Alan Madriz
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The increase in Covid-19 cases in recent weeks in Costa Rica has led the United States to raise the rate Travel alert level 2 to 3Any moderate to high risk.
The information was released on Wednesday by Marcos Mandujana, Chargé d’Affairs of the US Embassy in Costa Rica.
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Due to daily new cases caused by micron, Tweet embed s Tweet embed They have decided to raise the Travel Alert to Level 3 in 46 countries, including Costa Rica. Vaccination, staying away from the body, and wearing masks are the best ways to protect ourselves. #we are united
Chargé d’Affairs Marcos Mandujana (@usambassadorcr) Jan 19 2022
Alert Level 3 recommends that Americans be fully vaccinated if they wish to travel to Costa Rica, and for the unvaccinated, it suggests avoiding non-essential travel.
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The United States is the main source of tourists to Costa Rica, only during 2021, 852,000 travelers arrived in the country from the North American country.
Which is that the increase in cases due to the Omicron variant also prompted the US government to raise the alert status to 45 other countries.