The Togolese government has finally decided on Monday to reopen the country's land borders, which have been closed since March 2020 due to the famous Covid-19 pandemic.
After initial support in 2020 as part of the prevention of Covid-19, Togo is benefiting new support from Japan. The Japanese government has decided to grant its Togolese counterpart an emergency donation of $2 million (just over one billion FCFA), the Togolese government announced on Monday.
The consular service of the Turkish Embassy in Lomé remains inoperative. Visas will still be issued to Togolese citizens by the Turkish Embassy in Cotonou, Benin, the Embassy recalled in a statement issued with some updates on new travel measures regarding Covid-19.
In view of the positive evolution of the fight against the spread of Covid-19, the Togolese Executive is easing the conditions of arrival and departure at Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport (AIGE) in Lomé.
According to data from the coordination of the response to coronavirus in Togo, no patient was registered in the care structures for the infectious disease, Covid-19 on March 8, 2022.
After the United Kingdom and the USA, it is France's turn to rank Togo among the least risky destinations for its citizens in terms of Covid-19 contamination.
« AVOID THESE INDIVIDUALS and DO NOT ATTEMPT to falsify COVID testing documentation », said a declaration punished this Thursday January 27, 2022, by the U.S. embassy in Lomé, Togo.
In Togo now, from Friday, January 14, vaccination concerns pupils and learners from the secondary school and “persons aged 12 and over throughout the national territory”.
As we reported a month ago, the administration of the booster dose of the vaccine against covid-19 is now effective in Togo. The government officially launched its start-up on Monday.
The last variant of coronavirus known as Omicron, is indeed present in Togo, and represents about 25% of new cases of contamination identified in the country, announced Wednesday the National Coordination of Management of the Response (CNGR) during its weekly press release.
Togolese government officially launched on Wednesday, an offline mobile application named PassCovidTG , which is intended to make it easier and better to verify Covid-19 passes on a daily basis
