172 thoughts on “Hawaii Travel Now Ready For October Reopening”
Ivy K.
With this new Tier, rest assured, no one will get tested anymore with the threat to go back a Tier if not maintained for 2 weeks! I’m sorry but this is not what any other place is doing! With the annual flu season upon us, I only see this becoming a cluster unless it is run solely by the medical community . We don’t have the infrastructure with CVS and Walgreens as touted so why not just say get tested before you come to Hawaii within 72 hours or wait until you have!
Marianne B.
Thanks
F B
Ige said today that the trans Pacific quarantine will likely have to be extended beyond Oct 1st. No other details, no supporting reasoning, no plan, just the promise that they will roll out a time line in the future.
So we’re right back back where we’ve been for the last several months. It’s impossible to plan travel and those businesses dependent on tourism continue to suffer.
Bob A
Hi F B, as I sarcastically mentioned below our leadership here in California are waiting to after the election to “open up.” This is all a politically driven problem. Yes CV-19 is real, but 94% of all CV-19 deaths have huge factors associated with them. My neighbor was in an automobile accident and died, his death certificate said cause of death CV-19 because he had it.
Anyway, it is the belief that Hawaiians and others will not see through this political agenda. Hawaii is awesome and so are their people! Hang in their and see you after the election.
Bob A
Los Angeles County’s Health Director – Barbara Ferrer recently said “the corona-virus epidemic will be over and kids getting back to school will happen after the election.” So, its getting closer to Aloha time! 😀
Kimberly
Wow! Great news! The testing coupled with the 99.99% recovery rate, Hawaii should be able to get back to business as usual very soon. Awesome!
Jared R
Sorry Hawaii…your “Devine Leader” has just come out and said Hawaii Quarintine will continue past October 1. He will tell you his new timeline later this week. No Science, No Logic, No Freaking Clue!
Kat A
All I can say is that I have many RN friends in the medical field here in western Washington. They all say that the hospitals have always been practically empty and that there never was an influx of covid patients that they were expecting even with all the protests going on here. Many medical staff are being laid off because there are minimal patients. One nurse specifically said she has yet to see evidence of a pandemic; she says there are flu or pneumonia deaths, but not any worse than previous years. I realize the media and government are saying one thing but my friends’ first hand observations are saying something very different. That said, I hope the planet is deemed safe to open up again soon without a lot of red tape to go through.
Richard C
Kat
Same here, niece is an Rn at a large metro hospital in Northern California has reported no covid surge plenty of ICU beds available.
We also have many nurses and doctors that service their vehicles with us same story d none of them wear masks.
Jay Y.
Maybe not in Washington, but we definitely had a few close calls here in Hawaii. Several days we had positive covid patients in the waiting room because there were no beds available for them. Thank God it didn’t, but that situation could’ve easily escalated.
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With this new Tier, rest assured, no one will get tested anymore with the threat to go back a Tier if not maintained for 2 weeks! I’m sorry but this is not what any other place is doing! With the annual flu season upon us, I only see this becoming a cluster unless it is run solely by the medical community . We don’t have the infrastructure with CVS and Walgreens as touted so why not just say get tested before you come to Hawaii within 72 hours or wait until you have!
Thanks
Ige said today that the trans Pacific quarantine will likely have to be extended beyond Oct 1st. No other details, no supporting reasoning, no plan, just the promise that they will roll out a time line in the future.
So we’re right back back where we’ve been for the last several months. It’s impossible to plan travel and those businesses dependent on tourism continue to suffer.
Hi F B, as I sarcastically mentioned below our leadership here in California are waiting to after the election to “open up.” This is all a politically driven problem. Yes CV-19 is real, but 94% of all CV-19 deaths have huge factors associated with them. My neighbor was in an automobile accident and died, his death certificate said cause of death CV-19 because he had it.
Anyway, it is the belief that Hawaiians and others will not see through this political agenda. Hawaii is awesome and so are their people! Hang in their and see you after the election.
Los Angeles County’s Health Director – Barbara Ferrer recently said “the corona-virus epidemic will be over and kids getting back to school will happen after the election.” So, its getting closer to Aloha time! 😀
Wow! Great news! The testing coupled with the 99.99% recovery rate, Hawaii should be able to get back to business as usual very soon. Awesome!
Sorry Hawaii…your “Devine Leader” has just come out and said Hawaii Quarintine will continue past October 1. He will tell you his new timeline later this week. No Science, No Logic, No Freaking Clue!
All I can say is that I have many RN friends in the medical field here in western Washington. They all say that the hospitals have always been practically empty and that there never was an influx of covid patients that they were expecting even with all the protests going on here. Many medical staff are being laid off because there are minimal patients. One nurse specifically said she has yet to see evidence of a pandemic; she says there are flu or pneumonia deaths, but not any worse than previous years. I realize the media and government are saying one thing but my friends’ first hand observations are saying something very different. That said, I hope the planet is deemed safe to open up again soon without a lot of red tape to go through.
Kat
Same here, niece is an Rn at a large metro hospital in Northern California has reported no covid surge plenty of ICU beds available.
We also have many nurses and doctors that service their vehicles with us same story d none of them wear masks.
Maybe not in Washington, but we definitely had a few close calls here in Hawaii. Several days we had positive covid patients in the waiting room because there were no beds available for them. Thank God it didn’t, but that situation could’ve easily escalated.