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2,121 confirmed cases in Iceland.
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2,121 confirmed cases in Iceland."The only security we have is our ability to adapt." -
Changes will be made to rules regarding people in Iceland who must be quarantined after having been around infected people. Instead of spending 14 days in quarantine, they will have the option of getting a PCR test after seven days. If that test turns out negative, they no longer need to be in quarantine.
The decision to extend double testing at the border is based on the fact that the number of new COVID-19 cases is on the rise in many countries.
No new domestic case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Iceland yesterday. One person who tested positive at the border still awaits antibody results. One person is hospitalized with the disease, 72 are in isolation and 363 in quarantine. The 14-day incidence per 100,000 inhabitants stands at 18.5.
2,161 confirmed cases.
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