Today, Gov. John Bel Edwards extended Louisiana’s COVID public health emergency order to support Louisiana’s response to the pandemic, but without any remaining required mitigation measures. The Governor’s Office, the Louisiana Department of Health and the CDC still recommend that all people wear masks when they are indoors in public or in a large outdoor crowd while all areas of the state are considered high transmission areas for the coronavirus. “While we remain in an Omicron-fueled surge, we are definitely on the down swing. There is a lot of COVID out there in Louisiana, and fortunately we have many more tools available to us now to prevent severe illness and death including safe and effective vaccines, booster doses, therapeutic interventions, and better quality masks. While my order does not include any required mitigation measures, it is very important that people continue to take into account their own personal risk of serious illness if they get COVID, including if they are immunocompromised, have comorbid health conditions or are unvaccinated,” Gov. Edwards said. “I hope we never go back to the kind of strict mitigation measures needed before the vaccines. I also pray each day that more Louisianans will go sleeves up against COVID and get their vaccines and booster doses, because we know these save lives. “As we move deeper into the Mardi Gras season and with the continued return of big events and gatherings, people should be aware that the CDC recommends that in communities with high transmission rates, currently all 64 of our parishes, people wear masks in public in crowds, especially indoors,” Gov. Edwards said. “If you got your booster dose today, you could have supercharged immunity by Mardi Gras.” While masks are not required statewide in Louisiana, there are still federal regulations requiring them in health care settings and on transit. In addition, local governments, school districts and businesses may choose to require masks as they see fit, based on the level of COVID in their communities. The Governor’s current order expires on March 16, 2022, though he may end it before that date. The original COVID public health emergency was signed on March 11, 2020 and has been extended and altered as the COVID situation in Louisiana has changed. The Governor’s office is working with Cabinet officials to determine if allowing the order to expire would hinder Louisiana’s response to COVID. Click here and here to view the updated public health emergency orders.
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端午节出入境小高峰将至 预计日均出入境旅客205万人次_滚动新闻_中国政府网
新华社北京6月5日电(记者 白阳)端午节假期将至。记者5日从国家移民管理局获悉,全国口岸即将迎来出入境客流小高峰,预计日均出入境旅客将达205万人次,同比增长7.6%。
统计显示,北京首都机场、上海浦东机场、广州白云机场等大型空港口岸出入境客流较平日增幅明显,预计日均分别达到8万人次、10.9万人次、5.2万人次。内地居民经毗邻港澳陆地口岸出入境客流较大,预计拱北口岸日均出入境人数将达到43.3万人次、罗湖口岸日均出入境人数将达到31.1万人次、福田口岸日均出入境人数将达到19.6万人次、皇岗口岸日均出入境人数将达到9.6万人次、西九龙站口岸日均出入境人数将达到8.8万人次、港珠澳大桥口岸日均出入境人数将达到8万人次。
据悉,国家移民管理局已部署各地边检机关科学预测、及时发布本口岸出入境客流情况,备足执勤警力,科学组织勤务,积极引导广大出入境旅客安全有序出行。国家移民管理局提醒广大出入境旅客,出行前请仔细检查本人及同行人的出入境证件,密切关注口岸客流变化和通关状况,尽量避开高峰时段出行。通关过程中如遇困难,可随时向现场执勤的民警寻求帮助。
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