AMMAN — Head of the religious tourism committee at the
Jordan Society of Tourism and Travel Agents (JSTA) Belal Rubin called on the government to exempt Jordanian citizens performing
Umrah and returning to the Kingdom from the second coronavirus
PCR test required upon their arrival at the land border crossings.
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Speaking to the Jordan News Agency (Petra) on Sunday, Rubin highlighted that such 2nd PCR test would increase the costs of Umrah trip on Jordanians, indicating that
Saudi Arabia, when the pilgrims arrive at its crossings, asks for a negative
COVID test that was conducted in Jordan within the preceding 72 hours.
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