- A person who arrived to Vanuatu from Fiji on the 24th of November and another who arrived from Australia on 1st of December 2021 who were detected as active COVID-19 cases have now received medical clearance and have been discharged from isolation.
22 December 2021
A person who arrived to Vanuatu from Fiji on the 24th of November and another who arrived from Australia on 1st of December 2021 who were detected as active COVID-19 cases have now received medical clearance. They are classified as fully recovered and pose no COVID-19 threat to any other person. Both will therefore be discharged from isolation today and will be reunited with the families and communities for the festive season.
- Two active cases of COVID-19 have been detected in quarantine. One was a passenger who arrived to Vanuatu on a flight from Fiji on 24 November 2021 and the other arrived on the 1 December 2021 on a flight from Australia. Neither of the passengers showed any signs or symptoms of COVID-19. Samples will be sent overseas to determine the COVID-19 variant for each.
13 Desemba 2021
Gud afternoon long yumi evriwan.
Mi wantem blong tekem oppotuniti ia blong apdeitem pablik long wan pasenja we hemi kasem Vanuatu long 24th Novemba 2021, long wan flaet we I kam long Fiji, mo wan narafala pasenja we hemi kasem Vanuatu long wan flaet we hemi kam long ostralia.
13 December 2021
A passenger who arrived on the 24th of November 2021 on a flight from Fiji and another who arrived on 1st of December 2021 on a flight from Australia have both been confirmed as active cases of COVID-19. Both passengers met all health requirements to travel to Vanuatu, including vaccination and testing, and are currently in quarantine. Neither of the passengers showed any symptoms of COVID-19. Samples will be sent overseas to determine the COVID- 19 variant for each.