Gov. Murphy lifts New Jersey’s travel advisory; travelers to state are no longer required to quarantine
New Jersey's travel advisory is no longer in effect, and the state will no longer require people returning to the state, or visiting, to quarantine because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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May 18, 2021, 9:45 AM
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227ds agoNew Jersey's travel advisory is no longer in effect,
and the state will no longer require people returning to the state,
or visiting, to quarantine because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Phil Murphy made the announcement Monday at his COVID-19 briefing.
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The new rule goes into effect immediately.
The governor reminds all
residents to still follow local health and safety protocols wherever they
travel.
