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Members will be aware that the Welsh Government made provision in the Health Protection (Coronavirus, International Travel) (Wales) Regulations 2020 to ensure that travellers entering Wales from overseas countries and territories must isolate for 10 days and provide passenger information, to prevent the further spread of coronavirus. These restrictions came into force on 8 June 2020\.


The International Travel Regulations are kept under review, and on 18 January the travel corridors were suspended. The current arrangements for travel within the Common Travel Area (CTA) (UK, Ireland, Isle of Man and the Channel Islands) are unchanged so travel without isolation is still permitted.


The latest JBC risk assessment (19 April) for India shows that the risks have increased and that this should be added to the red list of countries. This would mean that direct flights would be banned and travellers would not be permitted entry to Wales, but instead would have to enter through a designated port in England or Scotland and remain in managed quarantine there for 10 days before travelling onto Wales.


Other amendments to be introduced to the International Travel Regulations are to;


* Allow couriers of human blood, tissues and organs who have been in a “red list” country to enter Wales and isolate, introduce a specific exception from isolation for work purposes and to exempt them from the post\-arrival testing requirements.
* Allow health care professionals who have been in a “red list” country to enter Wales and isolate in Wales and to apply to them a requirement for workforce tests at days 2, 5 and 8 instead of the post\-arrival testing requirements.


The regulations come into force from 04:00 hours Friday 23 April.







Translation:


 
Bydd yr Aelodau'n ymwybodol bod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi gwneud darpariaeth yn Rheoliadau Diogelu Iechyd (Coronafeirws, Teithio Rhyngwladol) (Cymru) 2020 i sicrhau bod teithwyr sy'n cyrraedd Cymru o wledydd a thiriogaethau tramor yn gorfod hunanynysu am 10 diwrnod a darparu gwybodaeth amdanynt eu hunain fel teithwyr, er mwyn atal y coronafeirws rhag lledaenu ymhellach. Daeth y cyfyngiadau hyn i rym ar 8 Mehefin 2020\.


Mae’r Rheoliadau Teithio Rhyngwladol yn cael eu hadolygu’n gyson, ac ar 18 Ionawr cafodd y coridorau teithio eu hatal. Nid yw’r trefniadau presennol ar gyfer teithio o fewn yr Ardal Deithio Gyffredin (y Deyrnas Unedig, Iwerddon, Ynys Manaw ac Ynysoedd y Sianel) wedi newid felly caniateir teithio o fewn yr ardal hon heb orfod ynysu.


Mae asesiad risg diweddaraf y Gyd\-ganolfan Bioddiogelwch (19 Ebrill) ar gyfer India yn dangos bod y risgiau wedi cynyddu ac y dylid ei hychwanegu at y rhestr goch o wledydd. Byddai hynny’n golygu bod hediadau uniongyrchol yn cael eu gwahardd ac na fyddai hawl gan deithwyr i ddod i mewn i Gymru – yn hytrach byddai’n rhaid iddynt ddod drwy borthladd penodedig yn Lloegr neu yn yr Alban ac aros mewn cwarantin wedi’i reoli yno am 10 diwrnod cyn teithio i Gymru.


Gwneir newidiadau eraill i’r Rheoliadau Teithio Rhyngwladol er mwyn:


* Caniatáu i gludwyr gwaed dynol, meinweoedd ac organau sydd wedi bod mewn gwlad "rhestr goch" ddod i mewn i Gymru ac ynysu, cyflwyno eithriad penodol rhag ynysu at ddibenion gwaith a'u heithrio rhag y gofynion profi ar ôl cyrraedd.
* Caniatáu i weithwyr gofal iechyd proffesiynol sydd wedi bod mewn gwlad "rhestr goch" ddod i Gymru ac ynysu yng Nghymru a rhoi profion gweithlu iddynt ar ddiwrnodau 2, 5 ac 8 yn hytrach na phrawf ar ôl cyrraedd.


Bydd y rheoliadau yn dod i rym am 04:00 ddydd Gwener 23 Ebrill.