Biden Administration Announces New COVID-19 Travel Restrictions on Arrivals from China

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Biden Administration Announces New COVID-19 Travel Restrictions on Arrivals from China

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Published 29 Dec 2022

United States President Joe Biden's administration announced new COVID-19 travel restrictions on travelers from China, mandating negative tests before entering the U.S.

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Biden Administration Announces New COVID-19 Travel Restrictions on Arrivals from China

Biden Administration Announces New COVID-19 Travel Restrictions on Arrivals from China

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