States begin requiring or considering quarantine for traveling Arizonans

Published June 22, 2020 11:00pm ET



As Arizona’s COVID-19 case growth rate increases, residents hoping to travel elsewhere may be required to quarantine for two weeks before they arrive.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment updated their list of locations where travelers would need to quarantine for 14 days after arriving in their state. In addition to Alabama, Arkansas, and Maryland, officials added Arizonans to that list. They also require those coming from international locations, cruise ships, or river cruises to quarantine for two weeks.

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