CDC warns Americans not to visit France
Americans have been told to avoid trips to destinations such as France, Israel and Iceland in the CDC’s latest travel risk update. It warns Americans to skip travel to the countries even if they are fully vaccinated.
The countries were added to the ‘Level 4: very high level’ tier. It is a recommendation and those who must travel should make sure they are fully vaccinated, the CDC said. It also moved Thailand, Aruba, French Polynesia and Eswatini (Swaziland) to Level 4 status.
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