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SUMMARY: A weather bomb cyclone hit the west coast of the United States bringing torrential rain, record snow and flooding. More countries are requiring COVID testing from travelers from China, while China announces they are easing COVID restrictions for travelers from Hong Kong. Train service between Cusco and Aguas Calientes has been suspended in Peru due to civil unrest.
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United States – Bomb Cyclone hits from southern Oregon to southern California coast with NOAA commenting, “Flood and Flash Flood Watches, High Winds Warnings, and Winter Storm Warnings are in effect from southern Oregon to southern California. Residents and visitors are urged to check their local forecast before traveling and prepare for potential power outages and/or flooding impacts.”
China – More countries are requiring COVID testing on travelers from China, the latest being Sweden, Malaysia, Japan, and Germany. China remains the epicenter of the COVID pandemic. Meanwhile, China is easing COVID entry requirements for travelers from Hong Kong.
Peru: Beginning Jan 4, train service between Cusco and Aguas Calientes was suspended.
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