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THE NEW EU traffic light system for international travel will come into effect in Ireland from midnight Sunday.
Under the plan, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control will publish a weekly map of the EU using a three-stage colour system to indicate the level of risk in each area.
Levels will be determined by a variety of epidemiological factors including the 14-day incidence per 100,000 population and the level of positive tests.
While different restrictions will be set out for the different colour-coded areas, thre are also new rules in relation to a list of workers who are exempted from adhering to the new regulations.
The government has already agreed to the list of exempted categories of travellers under the new EU plan.
Under the traffic light system, travellers who are exempt from the requirement to undergo quarantine measures include:
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The new ECDC map which will apply when traffic light system kicks in for Ireland on Sunday.
— Christina Finn (@christinafinn8) November 5, 2020
Regions currently listed as orange include Norway, Finland, areas in Greece.
Regions in Denmark, Latvia and the Canary Islands have all been removed from amber list. https://t.co/khG08ual79
The new ECDC map which will apply when traffic light system kicks in for Ireland was published on Thursday.
Regions currently listed as orange include Norway, Finland, areas in Greece.
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