U.S. And Canada Border Gets Closed For Another Month


The borders of the USA and Canada have been ordered to stay closed for another month during this novel coronavirus pandemic.
The United States of America and Canada have reached an agreement to extend their border closure for another 30 days.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the news and said that it was the right thing to do during these tough times.
The borders of the 2 countries were closed for the first time 2 months ago to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Borders of the 2 countries will remain closed until June 21, 2020.
They were supposed to open on May 20, 2020.
Justin Trudeau also mentioned that provincial premiers wanted the travel restrictions to continue.
Essential travel, commerce, and trade will continue between the 2 great nations.

Here are some examples of what is considered as essential travel:
1.       Working
2.       Studying
3.       Critical infrastructure support
4.       Health support
5.       Safety support
6.       Security of Canadians
7.       Supply chains
8.       Economic chains
9.       Family reunification

Truck and rail traffic will be allowed to cross the border so the country could have medicines, fuel, food, and other important goods accessible all the time.
All non-essential travel, which includes tourism or visiting of the family are going to stay banned during these rough times.
The travel restrictions also apply towards irregular asylum seekers that are trying to cross the border by foot at an unofficial border crossing, which includes the Roxham Road.
Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada is suggesting that it will take months before any non-essential travel gets allowed.

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