Bahrain to cancel working with its coronavirus travel red list

16 countries were on Bahrain's travel red list, including Iraq, Iran, Tunisia, Malaysia

Last updated: November 11, 2021 | 13:47

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Bahrain will also require unvaccinated travellers to quarantine in their places of residence. They will not have to mandatory quarantine in designated licensed places.

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Cairo: Bahrain will cancel working with its coronavirus travel red list from Nov. 14, the health ministry said on Wednesday.

Bahrain will also require unvaccinated travellers to quarantine in their places of residence. They will not have to mandatory quarantine in designated licensed places.

Sixteen countries were on Bahrain's travel red list, including Iraq, Iran, Tunisia, and Malaysia.

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