Coronavirus: Australia to allow overseas travellers with rapid antigen test; global protests against Japan’s entry ban

Australia will allow international air travellers to enter the country if they provide results from a rapid antigen test (RAT) taken within 24 hours of departure.A RAT must be undertaken by or under the supervision of a medical practitioner that includes pharmacists or trained personnel at an authorised airport testing station, the Ministry of Health said on its website on Saturday in Sydney. The change is effective from 1am Sunday.Until now any incoming traveller needed to provide a negative…

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