Don’t Have A Yellow Card? Get Vaccinated on Arrival

Recently , the Federal Government mandated airlines to make the Yellow Card a mandatory pre-boarding requirement for all travellers, many passengers were left stranded at different airports in the world.

Because of this, the Federal Government has now relaxed the policy regarding the Yellow Card for passengers traveling into the country. According to ThisDay newspaper, the government has directed airlines to allow travellers who do not yet have the cards to be vaccinated on arrival.

In a circular issued to this effect by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), the agency said that passengers coming to Nigeria without documented proof of vaccination, which is the Yellow Card, should be allowed to board the flight but be advised they will be vaccinated accordingly at points of entry.
The association also recommends this against benign prostatic canadian viagra 100mg click for info hyperplasia (BPH) disease, apart from the so called erectile dysfunction treatments. This PDE5 inhibitor is levitra prices canada browse for more available online at lowest prices because, the online pharmacy offer silagra and other generic visions) etc. You also need to have a routine life where you should tadalafil professional perform certain exercises and reduces the consumption of alcohol and smoking. The medicine passed through medical trials and thus it is essential to take help from the health experts of Food http://appalachianmagazine.com/2014/12/30/smyth-county-wood-chopping-murder-of-1844/ cipla tadalafil 10mg & Drug Association (FDA) to grab the effective details regarding the utilization of such medicinal treatments & thus, it has been proving enough helpful for curing male impotency.
NCAA said that in the absence of a Yellow Card, the international travellers must present themselves for vaccination against yellow fever once they land in Nigeria. The electronic Yellow Card is also known as the e-Yellow Card, which is a certificate of vaccination to show that travellers have been immunised against yellow fever.

According to the NCAA, the World Health Organisation recommends vaccination against yellow fever for all international travelers aged nine months to 60 years entering or exiting Nigeria.