Editor’s Note: The video above is from Gov. DeWine’s press conference on 9/15/2020.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WJW) – Ohio has dropped off New York’s coronavirus travel advisory list just a few days after it was added for the second time since the beginning of the pandemic.
New York requires people from states on its advisory list to fill out a traveler’s form when they arrive in the state.
The New York advisory states the list is based on a “seven day rolling average of positive tests in excess of 10% or number of positive cases exceeding 10 per 100,000 residents.”
Thirty states are on the list.
Ohio has four states on its travel advisory list.
Ohio puts any state with a coronavirus positivity rate over 15% on the list.
Currently, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, and Alabama are on Ohio’s advisory list.
The list is updated Wednesdays at 2 p.m.
The Ohio Department of Health lists the state’s coronavirus positivity rate as 4%.
Ohio remains on Washington, D.C.’s travel advisory list, although their site does not explain what parameters it uses when adding states to the list.
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