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Travel to the Caribbean during Covid-19: What you need to know before you go
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Sun, sea, sand and Soberana 02 : Cuba open to inoculating tourists with homegrown Covid vaccine CNBC 2/23/2021 Sam Meredith
Soberana 02 is due to enter Phase 3 trials from March 1, and officials say tests will include as many as 150,000 volunteers within weeks.
If it is found to be safe and effective, the development of a domestically produced Covid vaccine would likely be hailed as an astonishing scientific breakthrough and a significant political triumph.
It comes at a time when many people in Cuba are forced to wait in line for hours to buy basic goods and as authorities continue to navigate a decades-old U.S. trade embargo.
Havana goes back into lockdown after record number of COVID-19 cases in Cuba Nora Gámez Torres, The Miami Herald © YAMIL LAGE/AFP/AFP/TNS Cuban medical personnel check the temperature of tourists at Varadero International Hotel, Matanzas Province, on October 23, 2020.
Havana went back into lockdown Thursday as Cuba experiences its worst coronavirus outbreak since the pandemic began, an uptick that officials are attributing to the arrival of international travelers.
The decision came after nearly a week of daily record-breaking new infection numbers, with over 1,500 reported since Monday, as well as seven deaths.
Schools shuttered their doors and a 7 p.m. curfew was ordered as part of the new effort to halt the contagion. The José Martí International Airport will remain open, but road access to the capital is restricted. Sporting, cultural events and other gatherings are prohibited, according to the local newspaper Tribuna de La Habana.