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I just noticed that the Governor of Hawaii is lifting the 14-day quarantine for travel from the mainland to Hawaii, starting on Aug. 1. However, passengers need to take a valid COVID test with a negative result within 72 hours of their reservation. My question is this: does the actual test need to be taken within 72 hours of travel OR can a passenger take the test at any time and provide the negative test results within 72 hours? I realize the details are still being worked out and maybe it will be more clear in the near future. It is critical for us to know since we have a reservation on Aug. 1st! Anyone who can clarify this for me?
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Apparently the state of Hawaii has not yet answered your question. Since you have over amonth to get an anwer, you should just keep checking the news.