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According to the U.S. State Department’s homepage, after close communication with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the “Level 4 Global Travel Warning” was lifted on August 6. The warning has been issued since March 19 this year, advising American citizens to avoid all international travel for nearly five months.

The statement said that based on the fact that the epidemic situation in some countries has improved while others have worsened, the US State Department has decided to re-adopt the practice of issuing separate Level 1 to 4 travel warnings for different countries and regions, so as to provide specific and feasible information for American citizens planning to travel. However, the statement still reminds that considering the uncertainty of the epidemic, travel should be chosen with caution.

According to data updated by the US State Department on August 6, 50 countries and regions with severe epidemics, including Brazil, India and Russia, were marked with a Level 4 warning of "avoid travel"; 143 countries and regions were marked with a Level 3 warning of "reconsider travel." Thailand, Brunei, New Zealand, and overseas islands such as Mauritius and French Polynesia are at Level 2 reminder of "enhanced caution", while only Hong Kong and Taiwan are at Level 1 "normal caution".