That is true, although my workplace requires masks at this time.As is the chance of spreading covid through your workplace because you were asymptomatic positive.
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That is true, although my workplace requires masks at this time.As is the chance of spreading covid through your workplace because you were asymptomatic positive.
Its comments like this that amaze me. This stuff has been going on over a year and people still totally clueless. If you test positive in Mexico all you need is a letter from a doctor saying you have recovered. Testing again is pointless because you can still test positive for 3 months they say. Please educate yourselves on the rules. I have personal experience of testing positive in merida and getting the letter from a doctor. I got it on the way to Mexico after united left us sitting on the tarmac for 3 hours in Houston. I didnt travel for 2 weeks so I was fine to travel by then..I would really appreciate it if anyone who tests positive on Cozumel would wait until they test negative before they get on a plane and sit next to me. Thank you.
These comments are even more amazing. There is a big difference between "can" and "will" test positive for months. The vast majority test negative after a week or two. And retesting is not pointless at all if you're purpose is to get a negative test and fly right away. All of the tests give false negatives, especially the antigen test which has about a 30% false negative rate. And there are things you can do to better those odds, basically by doing the opposite of all the rules they give to get a reliable result (i.e. don't eat or drink before the test, don't brush your teeth before the test, etc.) A person that is determined to fly home on time, society be damned, can almost guarantee a negative test simply by taking enough tests.Its comments like this that amaze me. This stuff has been going on over a year and people still totally clueless. If you test positive in Mexico all you need is a letter from a doctor saying you have recovered. Testing again is pointless because you can still test positive for 3 months they say. Please educate yourselves on the rules. I have personal experience of testing positive in merida and getting the letter from a doctor. I got it on the way to Mexico after united left us sitting on the tarmac for 3 hours in Houston. I didnt travel for 2 weeks so I was fine to travel by then..
I know the rules and I know that there are those who seek to circumvent them.Its comments like this that amaze me. This stuff has been going on over a year and people still totally clueless. If you test positive in Mexico all you need is a letter from a doctor saying you have recovered. Testing again is pointless because you can still test positive for 3 months they say. Please educate yourselves on the rules. I have personal experience of testing positive in merida and getting the letter from a doctor. I got it on the way to Mexico after united left us sitting on the tarmac for 3 hours in Houston. I didnt travel for 2 weeks so I was fine to travel by then..
Hence my comment.That's fine keep testing. I just got the letter and everything is fine. I guess people will always look to circumvent rules. If that's the type of person you are. Test away. Doesn't surprise me Americans looking for ways to get around rules instead of just following them.
I would only test for COVID at home if I have symptoms. Re-entry requires testing regardless of symptoms, so the chance of missing work is greater with the re-entry test.
if you are an American. Rules vary from country to country. Canada does not require a letter from a doctor that you have recovered. Only that you wait a certain period after your positive test (not sure but might be 14 days). And then, if you have tested positive within the past 180 days, all you need to show is proof of that positive test. That is why threads like this are difficult on a board that reaches people from around the world...one size does not fit all.If you test positive in Mexico all you need is a letter from a doctor saying you have recovered.
For me this is the key takeaway no matter where you go or how many have been vaxxed or not, it's out there, its everywhere and anyone can get it.If people are uncomfortable probably best to stay home longer as you are certainly being exposed currently.
I just checked, it's 10 days or a $5000.00 Fine.if you are an American. Rules vary from country to country. Canada does not require a letter from a doctor that you have recovered. Only that you wait a certain period after your positive test (not sure but might be 14 days). And then, if you have tested positive within the past 180 days, all you need to show is proof of that positive test. That is why threads like this are difficult on a board that reaches people from around the world...one size does not fit all.