SABA:--- Due to the fast-spreading of the COVID-19 Omicron variant, Saba is taking stricter measures, starting Saturday, December 25 until the end of January 2022.
As of Saturday, all persons coming to Saba will be required to take a PCR test before being allowed to enter the island. “So no matter where you travel from, low/high or very high risk, a PCR test is mandatory. Residents of Saba who leave the island for two nights or less will not need to take a PCR test to re-enter the island but will have to follow stricter measures just as anyone else ...
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