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All visitors to Brunei must complete an arrival declaration form


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All travellers boarding a plane to Brunei Darussalam must fill out an arrival declaration form, stated Minister of Home Affairs Dato Seri Setia (Dr) Awang Abu Bakar Apong at the daily press conference on Monday (May 16).


This was in answer to an inquiry about what would happen if inbound visitors failed to fill out the arrival declaration form before arriving in the Sultanate.


The minister emphasised the importance of completing the declaration form and advised all passengers to do so before boarding a plane.

 

Awang Abu Bakar also provided updates on the country's Covid-19 issue.


On Monday, he claimed, 297 new cases were discovered, 294 from antigen rapid test (ART) screenings and three from 282 RT-PCR laboratory testing conducted in the previous 24 hours.


With the latest infections, the total number of confirmed cases in the country has risen to 144,956.


A Covid-19 patient died, but not because of the coronavirus, according to the ministry.

 

A total of 272 instances have been reported recovered, increasing the total number of cases recovered to 143,060.
There are 1,675 active cases at the moment, with 15 individuals receiving treatment in hospitals and 1,660 on home self-isolation.


There are no cases in Categories 4 and 5, according to Awang Abu Bakar.


Because the vaccination centres are closed on Sunday, the inoculation figures from the previous day's news presentation remain unchanged: 74.4 percent of children aged five to 11 have received one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, and 23.1 percent have received two doses.


The vaccine has been given to 68.4 percent of the population in three doses.

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