U.S. govt won't impose COVID-19 screenings for flights from Britain - sources

U.S. govt won't impose COVID-19 screenings for flights from Britain - sources

The U.S. government does not intend to impose COVID-19 screenings for passengers traveling from Britain after the emergence of a highly infectious new coronavirus variant there, people briefed on the decision said.

A White House coronavirus task force discussed requiring negative pre-flight tests after a meeting on Monday, but the government has decided not to take any action for the time being, the people said.

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