New Covid protocole July 2022

1047POSTS

3 years ago

Hello everyone,

Hope you are doing well!

Please note that a new COVID protocol has been defined and should be implemented as 1st July. Wearing mask will no longer be compulsory (exceptions apply...)

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Regards,

Anoushka

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MaaBoo Member

20POSTS

3 years ago

I don't trust images that look like heavily photoshopped

Is there any official link?

Anou86 ViP

1047POSTS

3 years ago

Sure, the official photo is in french hence i got it translated for you but here it is

facebook.com/GIS.Mauritius/photos/a.179947747126208/562516135536032/?type=3

You may read the following as well

facebook.com/107005147753802/posts/562528255534820/?d=n

Rico20 Active member

74POSTS

3 years ago

Gd evening Anou.. Trust all's well with you.

Thanks for the latest.

Been quiet for a while but and am still alive.... will be in MRU soon and will catch up with you. Have gone ahead with a property purchase and will be there to sort out furnishings etc.

Take care/Regards

Rick

Anou86 ViP

1047POSTS

3 years ago

@Rico20 great to hear from you. Seems that entry requirements have been revised as well where most of the tests/self isolation should be removed (to be confirmed, i can’t find the official info yet).https://mauritiusnow.com/

See you soon

Anoushka

Anou86 ViP

1047POSTS

3 years ago

Hello again,

Please note that the following article states that the vaccination pass/card is abolished from tomorrow (1st July) : https://www.r1.mu/actu/societe/le-pass- … 4XxC4PVx_A

You may translate the article from google.

"It's not just masks and limiting the number of people at gatherings that will be lifted on Friday July 1. Vaccination cards and vaccination passes will no longer be required across the country.

Mauritians must put their vaccination card or digital pass in the closet. The government having taken the decision to restore freedom of movement to everyone.

A relief for citizens who have chosen not to be vaccinated. They could also have access to many places which were forbidden to them until now, such as hotels or restaurants and other places of relaxation.

However, there will be certain exceptions relating to employees in certain sectors such as health and tourism, among others. They must have Fully Vaccinated status.

The authorities are calling on Mauritians, even if the restrictions have been lifted, to get vaccinated, especially for the booster dose.

The regulations will be amended accordingly and published in the state gazette by Friday."

JMGDELIGNY New member

7POSTS

3 years ago

@Anou86

Hello Anou,

I trust you are well.....Sorry to address this email to you but.....How may I create a new message or new topic? Please advise.

Kind regards,

Anou86 ViP

1047POSTS

3 years ago

@JMGDELIGNY

Hello there, no problem. Just follow this link : https://www.expat.com/forum/post.php?fi … mp;lang=en

Or log on the forum and click on the orange button (post new topic) at the top : https://www.expat.com/forum/viewforum.php?id=108

By the way, the francophone forum in french is here : https://www.expat.com/forum/viewforum.php?id=4040

To create a new topic, click on the orange button at the top

Cheers,

Anoushka

JMGDELIGNY New member

7POSTS

3 years ago

Dear Anoushka,

I thank you for your reply, it is most appreciated.

If I need to use a different reference for my new topic Royal Air Force Officers Club......What do I need to do?

Do I need to create a new member ID as this one is related to the Royal Air Force? Please advise.

Thank you and kind regards,

Anou86 ViP

1047POSTS

3 years ago

#10

@JMGDELIGNY

Members are recommended to have only one username and they can open as many topics as they want provided they are related to expatriation and life abroad.