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Zimbabwe No Longer Requires PCR Negative Certificate Of Fully Vaccinated Travellers


 


 March 30th, 2022  |  11:35 AM  |   107 views

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The Zimbabwean government said Tuesday that all visitors and returning residents are no longer required to provide a negative PCR certificate as long as they are fully vaccinated.

 

Addressing a media briefing after a cabinet meeting, Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said a negative PCR certificate would only be required if the returning resident or visitor is not fully vaccinated.

 

Anyone entering the country must present proof of vaccination with a WHO-approved vaccine, Mutsvangwa said.

 

Zimbabwe's COVID-19 cases have significantly decreased over the past month, prompting the government to lift some restrictions.

 


 

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