Vancouver: In 2023, Seneca College is going to abolish the rules related to Covid-19 vaccine. The president of the school has made it clear that it is the personal choice of any person to get vaccinated or not.

Seneca, one of the GTA’s many campuses, had the toughest Covid-19 policies among all the post-secondary institutions in Ontario.

In July 2021, President David Agnew announced that Seneca College has adopted a strict policy regarding COVID-19 vaccines for students and staff.

On Monday, Agnew confirmed that from January 1, 2023, none of the students, employees, contractors and visitors will be required to follow the rule of having covid-19 vaccination to enter campuses or buildings.

“We hereby announce that Seneca’s vaccination policy is going to end on December 31, 2022.

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Brasilia: Following decline in Covid-19 cases across the globe and many countries have lifted the travel restrictions, Brazil has also announced to remove the requirement of presenting a negative coronavirus test.

According to the information, Brazil government issued directions that fully vaccinated travellers arriving by plane now will not require to furnish any Covid-19 test report and they would be allowed to enter the country.

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New Delhi: Considering low positivity rate of Covid-19 infections, which remains below 2% for past one month, Nagaland authorities have lifted all coronavirus related restrictions in the state on Friday.

The Ministry of Home Affairs, issued directions that there will be no Covid-19 pandemic restriction on the number of people who can attend any event in the state.

Nagaland authorities also said that coronavirus Standard Operating Procedure for travellers or tourists entering Nagaland will also stand withdrawn.

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New Delhi: From 1 April 2022, Malaysia’s borders will reopen and fully vaccinated people will not require travel insurance for entering Singapore or Malaysia via the land border now.

The Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) has made this announcement after a change in rules by Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

The Malaysia-Singapore borders will reopen this 1 April. Travellers from Singapore are exempted from on-arrival test, authorities said.

Meanwhile, earlier, short-term visitors required a travel insurance, which must have S$30000 (INR 16,67,149), coverage to enter Singapore from across the globe.

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