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How long should I stay in quarantine?

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February 15 2022

Dear readers,

I am in Koh Chang and test positive on Monday February 7, now Tuesday February 15 I test negative yesterday and today, I have no disease symptoms. I'm still not allowed out of quarantine.

How long should I stay in quarantine, I don't get an answer from anyone here.

Thanks.

Regards,

Stijn

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5 Responses to “How Long Should I Stay in Quarantine?”

  1. Wim says up
    15 February 2022 at 14: 25

    10 days

  2. Yvon says up
    15 February 2022 at 14: 41

    An Australian friend of ours was also tested positive 2 weeks ago and no complaints. He was only allowed to leave the hospital after 10 days. In the meantime he had tested negative.

  3. Cornelis says up
    15 February 2022 at 17: 16

    I see a message on social media that, including today, the quarantine would be reduced to 7 days in the case described, but where this comes from is not entirely clear. We will see an official announcement soon, if this is true.

  4. maurice says up
    15 February 2022 at 19: 55

    Can someone confirm this, which Cornelis indicates, preferably with a link where it is displayed?

  5. Sal Island says up
    16 February 2022 at 09: 52

    Can I do something for you Steve? I'm on Koh Chang myself.


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