USA: Drivers from Canada cross Niagara Falls border for first time since March 2020 closure

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Drivers were seen crossing the Niagara Falls border check point from Canada into the United States for the first time since it was closed in March of 2020, on Monday.

Passengers crossing the border shared their excitement at finally being able to travel.

“We were waiting a long time for this opportunity to have a reunion with the family,” said Amir who was traveling with his wife.

The United States announced though borders with Canada and Mexico were reopening, travelers must be vaccinated, although unlike crossing by air, a negative COVID test is not required by land.

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SOT, Amir, Passenger crossing border: “Actually, we where waiting a long time for this opportunity to have reunion with the family.”

SOT, Joe, Passenger crossing border: “I am very surprised that there is no line, I’ve expected a line I live in Florida she lives in Canada, we live six months at her house, six months in my house.”

SOT, Lance, Passenger crossing border: “We waited for two years now, we where, before we where on a six months trip, and now we want to continue that, we are doing that for five years, we sold everything, this is our house now.”

SOT, Chris, Passenger crossing border: “Crossed by air once, but is nice to cross by land, feels good to be back.”

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