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[toursandjourneyworld]

Covid free country in the world

Covid Free Country In The World

There are few Covid free country in the world, do you planning a trip to a foreign country? Well, the coronavirus crash was a huge blow. In times like these, you cannot travel. As in the previous year, everyone entered the jail and was banned from leaving. Many COVID-free destinations are now opening up new locations and lifting the ban.

Thanks to the Covid-19 vaccines, we are finally able to complete our travel plans. So if your vacation was interrupted last year, you may be able to return it. But listen, you need to know if your destination is on the list of COVID-19-free destinations. In recent months, many citizens have received passes to travel to these places. Well, this is a great and fun experience.

Plan your trip to these covid free country in the world

The pandemic has affected not only all countries. Thanks to the regulations, several countries were saved, and if you really want to, you can go to these places.

Be sure to take the necessary precautions when traveling. Places like the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Bahrain attract tourists. While some countries previously restricted travel for primary purposes only, many have now excluded them as secondary. But, if you are traveling to one of these places, you must take the Covid-19 test.

Also, after passing the test, you will be quarantined. So, you may not be able to immediately see the beauty of this place, but you will definitely do it. WorldTripFinder.net has compiled a list of places you can go to. So let’s go.

Maldives

Who wouldn’t want to visit the Maldives? We all dream of visiting the Maldives. It is often referred to as a dream destination by many for the right reasons.

The Maldives was completely isolated for four months but reopened its borders in July to welcome tourists from all over the world. Thus, the Maldives became one of the first COVID-free destinations in the world where travel is allowed.

The Maldives is known for its luxurious beaches and white sand beaches. And we cannot simply deny the beauty of corals and the purest blue waters of the sea.

Unlike most COVID-free countries in the world, tourists are not required to undergo quarantine and testing. However, travelers must sign a health declaration. When roaming, the use of masks is mandatory.

In addition, tourists visiting the Maldives during this period must obtain confirmation from the Ministry of Tourism regarding their booking. While there are no strict travel laws in the Maldives, there are some rules you will need to follow when returning home.

Unless you are a tourist visiting the Maldives, you will need to isolate yourself and place yourself in quarantine for 14 days. In addition, they must also register on the Haalubelun portal to comply with the safety rules.

Oman

Oman, or Sultanate of Oman, on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, is one of the covid free country in the world.

While the country is gaining in importance, they are also taking steps to develop tourism. According to them, for this, citizens from 103 countries will not need to provide an entry visa to stay in the country for up to 10 days. However, tourists who visit this place must follow some rules and provide all the details of their trip.

Travelers must also provide proof of health insurance to the Sultanate of Oman in order to obtain an entry visa. Since there is no COVID here, you can plan your trip here.

But why go to Oman? Well, Oman does have some great places to visit. Some of these more popular ones include the following

Wahiba sands

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[welcome-to-latveria]

This article supposed to make us dislike the UK entry for Eurovision I guess but has had the opposite effect in making me think she's great actually! GB news falls flat once again lmaooo

[inkbotkowalski]

masks are sensory hell

masks are sensory hell

masks are sensory hell

masks are sensory hell

masks are sensory hell

masks are sensory hell

masks are sensory hell

I still fucking wear them everywhere

[faggotfungus]

Looks like you can order up to 8 at home Covid tests at Walgreens, and depending on your insurance, they might be free.

But you won't know for sure if they're free until they've processed it. So if you don't have a Walgreens account, then you won't know how much you owe till you get to the store.

Your other options are you could pay $25 to have Them test you once, or you could pay $24 for a test off the shelf and do it at home by yourself.

The days of cheaper tests are over. Greed has prevailed.

[pandemichub]

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Protect Their Future (Grassroots org of parents & pediatricians advocating for protection for ALL children)

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PeoplesCDC.org

longcovidlearning.org

covidresearch.net

#ME Action Network

Long COVID with ME

Long Covid Advocacy Ireland

Dysautonomia International

DecodeME the ME/CFS Study (The world's largest study ever into #MEcfs.Take part today (UK, 16+) #pwME info@decodeME.org.uk - 0800 196 8664 #DecodeMEStudy #pwME #MillionsMissing)

Dysautonomia Society (💜We aim to increase global awareness of Dysautonomia. Join us!)

Mast Cell Disease Society (Transforming lives of patients and families while finding a cure for #mastcelldisease since 1995. #Mastocytosis #MCAS #HereditaryAlphaTryptasemia #raredisease)

Mast Cell Action (We exist to promote progress in the awareness, diagnosis and treatment of Mast Cell Activation Syndrome and to provide support to people affected by MCAS)

Awareness for POTsies (POTS, Chronic Illness, & Mental Health Support. Compassion, Awareness, Education, Empowerment)

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Abrome (Self-Directed Education community)

Long COVID Physio

NotRecovered.org (Support for chronically ill)

Covid Persistente México Comunidad Solidaria

Long Covid Latin America (Twitter & Instagram) & André Saravia (Twitter & Instagram)

Long Covid Chile (Instagram, Twitter & YouTube)

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Long Covid Advocacy

RTHM.com (RTHM Health, biotechnology research. Transforming care for complex illnesses starting with long covid).

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CovidSafeDentists.ca

CovidConsciousTherapists.com

Covid Safe Cuties (dating) Twitter & Instagram

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Linktr.ee/PenGwenWithLC (Project in progress for long haulers)

Bheecollective.org (Send letters to White House)

International Long Covid Awareness

MandateMasksUS.org

PandemicAidNetworks.org (Organizing and info hub)

High Impact Strategies (S4HI builds the power of chronically-ill & disabled people, our groups & networks. #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs #PandemicsAreChronic)

Birch Health (Twitter & Instagram (Infographs and amplifying stories of black, indigenous and racialized peoples)

The Chronic Collaboration

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Long Covid Justice

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Clean Air Crew (Airborne pandemic tips and tools)

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You are not alone

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The pandemic is not over

[softceleste]

Question for y’all, I’m trying to see if I’m in the wrong / being a bitch for assuming the answer is yes.

[firelise]

Really did not expect the government of a nation as remarkably & incessantly islamophobic as Spain to be riding for palestine like this. Did not see this coming at all. A colonizer siding against her brethren.

[drbtinglecannon]

Both people I live with have covid. I tested negative but the chances I'll scrap by not getting it from either of them is next to none especially since I share a room & bed with my partner so like.

First time getting covid here we go I guess

[statisticalcats2]

Kind of funny side effect of Brookfield Zoo's Next Century Plan including keeping elephants again: got an email from my zoo (that I volunteer at) and they were like "ok so here's your playbook for what to say if guests start asking why we don't have elephants or if we plan on getting elephants"

[little-vimpress]

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[anyonghalimaw]

i rlly do not think white global northerners understand how fucking bad the anti sinovac psyop was in context of the philippines and other targeted countries being from the global south, with a history of economic and military intervention and destabilization by the usa specifically.

i live in the philippines and sinovac was the only available vaccine for MONTHS of the pandemic. people were fucking dying and we had no pfizer, no j&j, no astrazeneca, no moderna. sinovac was the ONLY vaccine supply we had. and the supply wasnt even enough for even my small city. we do not have the infrastructure to manufacture our own vaccines and tests. we were entirely reliant on imports from other countries who Did have the capacity to manufacture such things

i got up early for several days straight to go to a pop up walk in vaccination site (were talking there by 7:30am) set up in a fucking public basketball court because it was the only way to get vaccinated, and 3 times i had to go back empty handed so to speak after exposing myself to this massive opportunity for transmission because they fucking ran out of shots and prioritized the elderly and disabled and i didnt have my legal pwd (person with disability) card yet. i had to go to a different barangay (local unit of government) to get my shot MONTHS LATER and only got mine because one of my family was in the local govt and reserved some shots for us.

many filipinos use facebook which is where some of the psyop was conducted because you can use it for free on your phone and it is often where news is disseminated. i know we have that joke about People Believing Anything They See On Facebook but i cannot stress enough that people here get local news from fb the same way you (used to) get news from twitter about shit like localized emergencies and whatnot.

because we are third world, you know that the state of our education system is nothing compared to the states. media and news literacy here is dangerously low and the population is sensitive to mis/disinformation, as can be seen during the 2022 presidential elections where the usa Also interfered lol. i cannot stress enough how much of the population was susceptible to this psyop, especially those in poverty who couldnt afford proper education. hell, even educated people fell for this shit. do you think jhunjhun who didnt finish grade 6 would be able to identify disguised foreign intervention that was in his own language?

we were already recovering from public scrutiny of a different vaccine, a dengue vaccine, which lowered public trust in inoculation. and then the usa goes and does THIS??? i cannot emphasize enough that they are directly responsible for the tens and thousands of unvaccinated covid deaths. they are responsible for my friends having to bury their unvaxxed parents and grandparents at the age of 19. they are responsible for mass death and disability.

but were just a country in the periphery. so who cares about us? our lives are worthless to the usa, which is why they admitted that they did this when they would otherwise "never" to their own population. third worlders arent real people to your government. we are merely statistics and a petri dish for experimentation. so who cares if we die? the real important thing isnt our lives, its that the usa has more control over us than china.

[redgoldsparks]

My very last comic for The Nib! End of an era! Transcription below the cut. instagram / patreon / portfolio / etsy / my book / redbubble

The first event I went to with GENDER QUEER was in NYC in 2019 at the Javits Center.

So many of the people who came to my signing were librarians, and so many of them said the same thing: "I know exactly who I want to give this to!" Maia: "Thank you for helping readers find my book!" While working on the book, I was genuinely unsure if anyone outside of my family and close friends would read it. But the early support of librarians and two American Library Association awards helped sell two print runs in first year.

Since then, GENDER QUEER been published in 8 languages, with more on the way: Spanish, Czech, Polish, French, Italian, Norwegian, Portugese and Dutch.

It has also been the most banned book in the United States for the past two years. The American Library Association has tracked an astronomical increase in book challenges over the past few years. Most of these challenges are to books with diverse characters and LGBTQ themes. These challenges are coming unevenly across the US, in a pattern that mirrors the legislative attacks on LGBTQ people. The Brooklyn Public Library offered free eCards to anyone in the US aged 13-21, in an effort to make banned books more available to young readers. A teacher in Norman, Oklahoma gave her students the QR code for the free eCard and lost her job. Summer Boismeir is now working for the Brooklyn Public Library. Hoopla and Libby/Overdrive, apps used to access digital library books, are now banned in Mississippi to anyone under 18. Some libraries won’t allow anyone under 18 to get any kind of library card without parental permission. When librarians in Jamestown, Michigan refused to remove GENDER QUEER and several other books, the citizens of the town voted down the library’s funding in the fall 2022 election. Without funding, the library is due to close in mid-2024. My first event since covid hit was the American Library Association conference in June 2022 in Washington, DC. Once again, the librarians in my signing line all had similar stories for me: “Your book was challenged in our district" "It was returned to the shelf!" "It was removed from the shelf..." "It was moved to the adult section."

Over and over I said: "Thank you. Thank you for working so hard to keep my book in your library. I’m sorry you had to defend it, but thank you for trying, even if it didn't work." We are at a crossroads of freedom of speech and censorship. The future of libraries, both publicly funded and in schools, are at stake. This is massively impacting the daily lives of librarians, teachers, students, booksellers, and authors around the country. In May 2023, I read an article from the Washington Post analyzing nearly 1000 of the book challenges from the 2021-2022 school year. I was literally on route to a festival to talk about book bans when I read a startling statistic. 60% of the 1000 book challenges were submitted by just 11 people. One man alone was responsible for 92 challenges. These 11 people seem to have made submitting copy-cat book challenges their full-time hobby and their opinions are having an outsized ripple effect across the nation. WE NEED TO MAKE THE VOICES SUPPORTING DIVERSE BOOKS AND OPPOSING BOOK BANS EVEN LOUDER. If you are able too, show up for your library and school board meetings when book challenges are debated. Send supportive comments and emails about the Pride book display and Drag Queen story hours. If you see a display you like– for Banned Book Week, AAPI Month, Black History Month, Disability Awareness Month, Jewish holidays, Trans Day of Remembrance– compliment a librarian! Make sure they feel the love stronger than the hate <3

Maia Kobabe, 2023

The Nib

[scentedluminarysoul]

Haha, I sure my scratchy throat is just from being tired and using my inhaler and not from

You know

MY STUPID COWORKER COMING INTO WORK WITH COVID YESTERDAY

[counterintuitivecomics]

MASK UP FOR GLOBAL LIBERATION

Protect your community by wearing N95s and KN95s when meeting indoors or in crowds! The more of us mask up, the less we get sick, the harder it is for police to surveil us, and the safer we make our shared spaces for our disabled and immuno-compromised comrades and loved ones.

Get started by finding local mask resources on the global COVID Action Map (you can also submit groups to be added). If you have the means, donate masks and tests to your local orgs and encourage accessibility so we can ALL join the fight (bringing in interpreters/translators and medics, ensuring accessibility for wheelchairs/mobility devices, offering child care, filtering the air indoors, setting up virtual options etc).

UPDATE: Download this 8.5"x11" poster for free on itch.io to print and distribute! Includes files suitable for color, black and white, and risograph printing. Any donations will go to printing costs, or buying masks for my local mutual aid groups.

Pandemics have no borders, and all our struggles are united!

[ID: A poster declaring “MASK UP” in red above 3 figures from the waist up, each wearing a different respirator mask. The top figure is an Arab person wearing a fluttering red and white kufiyah over a black hijab and red dress, as well as an Aura 9210+ N95 mask. They steady themselves with one hand on the lower left figure, and raise the other one up triumphantly. The left person is a fat Asian teenager wearing a black hoodie with a genderqueer symbol on the shoulder, and a black Laianzhi HYX1002 KN100 mask. They are holding a box labeled FREE that’s full of COVID-19 Rapid Tests, and two different kinds of plastic-wrapped N95s. The last figure is a middle aged Black person in a power chair, wearing a Flo Mask with a customised rainbow cover, a dark blue winter hat with a Disability pin on it, and a blue shirt featuring 6 countries flags from R to L: Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Palestine, Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Tigray, Ethiopia. Underneath reads: “RESPIRATOR MASKS PROTECT: your health, your identity, and your community. Find resources near you at COVIDActionMap.org”]

[danithefangirlbunny]

I don't think people from the united states understand just how hellish their country sounds like what do you mean cashiers can't sit down while they work twelve-hour shifts? why are you paying for vaccines, why haven't your government provided them for free? why do you feel uncomfortable when young adults are still living with their parents but bankruptcy at 18 sounds okay? why do you pay for lunch if the school is public, shouldn't lunch be free too?