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SAN DIEGO KGTV 鈥?As new Omicron cases are detected nationwide, students at San Diego Universities are returning from Thanksgiving break. San Diego State and UC Sa stanley vaso n Diego are ensuring that their students are safe from Covid-19.At SDSU students share that they appreciate the universities safety measures, and believe it is the best way to ensure the Omicron variant doesn t make it s way onto campus. stanley cup I think honestly its handled the best way that it can with everything that is happening, said Jackson Hill a freshman at SDSU. The university tells ABC 10News that prior to Thanksgiving students on campus would be required to get COVID tested twice after the break. Students were instructed to pick up a COVID-19 rapid test at their community front desk, which was required to be completed within 24 hours of arrival back to SDSU, the university said in a statement. I think the testing goes a long way to make sure nobody has it, said Hill.UCSD also asked students for testing when they arrive. Mask wearing is also required on campus. Personally I think it is a good thing that they are doing that because there are so many students here and we stanley thermos mug are in class, explains freshman Lilianna Ruiz. And I know we have masks but I think when you go home you take it off and you are with a lot of friends and family so I think its the safest measure to take. SDSU says that so far 95% of their student population is fully vaccinated. For un-vaccinated students SDSU requires weekly testing. UCSD r Pphv County Supervisors pass e-smoking products ban in unincorporated areas
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