For a while at this point, COVID-19 has been very mean on the world and has taken a significant part of all activities from the world. In this dangerous season, several countries have shut their entry boarders while travel activities have also been closed to fight the pandemic.
Consequently, some countries including Switzerland, has taken a decision to introduce a coronavirus testing at the Zurich Airport to drop the strict quarantine being given to travelers at the air terminal.
The country is thinking about doing this following the lead by Germany and Austria in introducing quick coronavirus tests which can cut all quarantines. These tests have just been introduced at air terminals all through Germany and Austria and have been effective as well.
In these countries ie. (Germany and Austria), should anybody tests negative, you’re at freedom to enter the country, with Germany announcing that, all tests are free for all their returnees. Results for the test are accessible within a couple of hours, in spite of the fact that there have been worries about the dependability of the tests.
Meanwhile, Zurich Airport has made coronavirus testing deliberately accessible, however Swiss government officials have contended that the tests ought to be made mandatory.
They have contended that all returnees must be compulsorily tested, permitting them to come back to work without isolation as long as they test negative. Until further notice, there has been no government necessity for rapid COVID-19 tests.
The way things are, even those who test negative at Zurich Airport are as yet required to complete a ten-day isolation if they have come back from a high-risk COVID-19 country.
