03-05-2020, 09:16 AM
"must declare", not that you "must fill out the form".
The next time I'm returning from the mainland I'll ask my flight attendant if they've read and fully comprehend HRS 150, as they are the representative responsible for it's proper implementation.
The point still stands. If an entire system is in place so air travelers must self declare whether or not animals, fruit, vegetables, etc are in their personal possession and bound for Hawaii, it's certainly possible to ask cruise ship passengers, especially those testing positive for COVID-19 whether or not they took a bus to the Hilo Walmart.
The next time I'm returning from the mainland I'll ask my flight attendant if they've read and fully comprehend HRS 150, as they are the representative responsible for it's proper implementation.
The point still stands. If an entire system is in place so air travelers must self declare whether or not animals, fruit, vegetables, etc are in their personal possession and bound for Hawaii, it's certainly possible to ask cruise ship passengers, especially those testing positive for COVID-19 whether or not they took a bus to the Hilo Walmart.
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