Rhode Island, Arizona, Minnesota, Nevada and Wyoming have been added back to Connecticut’s COVID-19 travel advisory, the state announced today making 33 states from which travel is now restricted.
All five states added today had qualified for the advisory previously before later dropping off. Rhode Island, the lone neighboring state on Connecticut’s list, had been added briefly in early August, then removed a week later.
The other four states had dropped off in recent weeks, as their levels of COVID-19 transmission dipped below Connecticut’s thresholds, before returning today.
No states or territories were removed from the advisory. Visitors from listed states must fill out a travel form upon arriving in Connecticut, then either present proof of a negative coronavirus test or quarantine for 14 days.
