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Colorado Added to COVID-19 Travel Advisory

WSHU | By J.D. Allen
Published September 29, 2020 at 4:54 PM EDT
Bradley International Airport
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Travelers from 32 states must present a negative Coronavirus test or quarantine when visiting Connecticut.

Colorado has been added to a pandemic travel advisory for entering Connecticut, New York and New Jersey. Arizona and Virginia were removed after COVID-19 infection rates dropped. 

Anyone traveling to Connecticut from a listed state can show proof of a negative coronavirus test, or will have to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. New York does not accept negative test results and requires a two week isolation.

Now, 32 states and one territory are on the travel advisory listbecause of high rates of COVID-19 infections.
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J.D. Allen
A native Long Islander, J.D. is WSHU's managing editor. He also hosts the climate podcast Higher Ground. J.D. reports for public radio stations across the Northeast, is a journalism educator and proud SPJ member.
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