Announcements planned for ferries and planes
Announcements to remind travellers of covid rules before they enter the Island have been prepared for the Island's ferries.
It's understood similar discussion are taking place with airlines.
A separate lane for key workers has been introduced at ports, with changes made to their landing forms to ensure entry instructions are understood.
More than 1,200 (1229) non-residents have been granted key worker status since border restrictions were introduced in March.
A government spokesperson says all processes and procedures are continually reviewed, and the focus is on enabling the Island to function while managing the risks posed by the pandemic.
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