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ARTICLE · 08 JULY 2020

Self-isolation Requirements On Entering Or Re-entering The Channel Islands

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The COVID-19 (Screening, Assessment and Isolation) (Jersey) Regulations 2020 require anyone who arrives in Jersey and has been in an infected area within 14 days preceding their arrival...

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The COVID-19 (Screening, Assessment and Isolation) (Jersey) Regulations 2020 require anyone who arrives in Jersey and has been in an infected area within 14 days preceding their arrival to self-isolate for 14 days in designated premises from the date they arrive. Where they are arriving or returning to a family home or shared accommodation with others who have not travelled, they should separate themselves from the rest of the household, where possible. This means sleeping in a different room, not sharing bathrooms or kitchen space (if this is not possible, guidance is to use a rota and ensure touch points are cleaned frequently and between uses), eating meals in isolated rooms and not socialising with other members of the household. Members of the household who have not travelled are not required to self-isolate and are permitted to leave the house so long as they continue to follow the latest public health guidance

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