THERE are no interstate ACT travel restrictions in place with the government this afternoon (May 23) lifting all covid travel restrictions for Greater Melbourne.
ALL COVID-19 exposure locations in Greater Melbourne have been removed from the ACT’s COVID-19 Areas of Concern Notice and the ACT COVID-19 website.
Currently, anyone from Greater Melbourne can travel freely to the ACT and the Greater Melbourne region is no longer considered a geographical area of risk in relation to attending high-risk settings in the ACT.
This means that staff, visitors and volunteers who have been to Greater Melbourne in the previous 14 days are again able to attend high-risk settings in the ACT. High-risk settings include hospitals, residential aged-care facilities, correctional facilities and residential accommodation facilities that support people who require frequent, close personal care and who are vulnerable to severe disease.
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