The CDC designates a destination a Level 4 risk when more than 500 cases per 100,000 residents have been registered in the past 28 days.
The biggest moves belonged to Haiti, Myanmar and Saudi Arabia, which had been at Level 4. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines had been at Level 3, and the rest moved down from Level 2.Unknown
“We are entering a phase in the pandemic where people need to make their own decisions based on their medical circumstances as well as their risk tolerance when it comes to contracting Covid-19,” Wen said in mid-February. Some people will decide the risk is too high for them, Wen said. “Other people will say, ‘Because I am vaccinated and boosted, I am willing to take on that risk.’
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