Bogota Reports

[QUOTE=LatinaLover#1;2521623]An antigen test is good too. Entering Colombia you need a PCR entering USA an antigen test will suffice and doesn't go into effect until January 26. However this shit is in constant flux, not so much here but in Colombia they can change it on a dime. I'd recommend my brothers to get on a plane home now, in case you test positive you might be stuck somewhere for a long time.[/QUOTE]Antigen test only proves that you had it in the past, or you have had a vaccine that gives you immunity. So if you have had Covid that will allow you on. But a negative antigen test proves nothing. You could have active Covid and still not have effective immunity, in fact you would be contagious.

So the only option is the PCR test, unless you are sure you have had Covid and would test positive on the antigen test.

In other words, a negative antigen test is useless, but a negative PCR test will prove that you don't have it at the moment (more or less).

[QUOTE=Zeos1;2521846]Antigen test only proves that you had it in the past, or you have had a vaccine that gives you immunity. So if you have had Covid that will allow you on. But a negative antigen test proves nothing. You could have active Covid and still not have effective immunity, in fact you would be contagious.

So the only option is the PCR test, unless you are sure you have had Covid and would test positive on the antigen test.

In other words, a negative antigen test is useless, but a negative PCR test will prove that you don't have it at the moment (more or less).[/QUOTE]It doesn't matter if the antigen test is useless. We all just need to do what is required to get on a plane. Almost the whole fucking year they required nothing to enter the USA.

[QUOTE=Zeos1;2521846]Antigen test only proves that you had it in the past, or you have had a vaccine that gives you immunity. So if you have had Covid that will allow you on. But a negative antigen test proves nothing. You could have active Covid and still not have effective immunity, in fact you would be contagious.

So the only option is the PCR test, unless you are sure you have had Covid and would test positive on the antigen test.

In other words, a negative antigen test is useless, but a negative PCR test will prove that you don't have it at the moment (more or less).[/QUOTE]As explained in a post I just did in Medellin section, Zeos1 is confusing antigen tests with antibody tests. As per the CDC order, a negative antigen test is a perfectly good way to fly back to the US. In fact, it is preferable to the PCR test (which, like the antigen test when negative, shows you are not currently infected with the virus) because it is much faster and cheaper. What Zeos1 is describing is the antibody test, which is a blood test that, in the case of a positive result, means you had the virus in the past and so now have some level of immunity to it. The CDC will not allow you to fly back to US solely on basis of positive antibody test.

[QUOTE=MiamiBoy1;2521880]It doesn't matter if the antigen test is useless. We all just need to do what is required to get on a plane. Almost the whole fucking year they required nothing to enter the USA.[/QUOTE]I doubt that the requirement is that stupid. I would not show up at the airport expecting to get on a plane assuming that the gate agents are that ignorant, nor that the requirements are that stupid.

[QUOTE=LatinaLover#1;2521843]Colombia extends selective quarantine until the end of February.

Not a good time to visit my friend. I'd wait a month before I made a decision.[/QUOTE]You're fucking optimistic! I wouldn't fly to plaguelandia until I'd been jabbed. It'll be the end of the year, at best, before Locombia sees the ass end of this.

[QUOTE=Tricksta;2521881]As explained in a post I just did in Medellin section, Zeos1 is confusing antigen tests with antibody tests. As per the CDC order, a negative antigen test is a perfectly good way to fly back to the US. In fact, it is preferable to the PCR test (which, like the antigen test when negative, shows you are not currently infected with the virus) because it is much faster and cheaper. What Zeos1 is describing is the antibody test, which is a blood test that, in the case of a positive result, means you had the virus in the past and so now have some level of immunity to it. The CDC will not allow you to fly back to US solely on basis of positive antibody test.[/QUOTE]Correct. My apologies.

I had biz in Bogota a little while back and wanted to check out the fantastic and legendary Zona T.

First, I was appealed by the look of dystopia and then also by the pros on the corner even in the day time.

I hired a driver and in 3 days did drive-by's in the day endlessly and loved it. Would stop to talk to chicas and invite them to my rented apartment a bit away from the Zona. I did not go at night and was told not to.

Avg cost was about 150-200 k for I thought was very high quality. I don't know if that was going rate, but that is what I offered and they accepted.

Did trios with 2 girls a few times and the girls were ok with about anything and we worked it out ahead of time. Even got my driver laid as we did DP on one pro. Some real hotties about 19-22. Most with a bit of baby damage.

Even with some erectile help I was fucked out by end of day 3. All in all I had 5 girls with 1 repeat.

Fucking great time, but not for the faint of heart.

There are positive and negative developments all the time. For example, there are voices in departments of the country to supplement direct purchases of vaccines by departments. Makes sense. I guess you may call it drugs for drugs deal. AstraZeneca may easily start selling its cheap monkey stuff, and Colombia is flush with money to pay for it. On the other hand there is a nasty game of touting new strains, and this malady has several mutations daily, all in order to ban flights from a country where so called new strain is found. Also, until the youth get the jab, the malady won't easily disappear. So, get ready to be exposed to the malady one way or another.

[QUOTE=Questner;2522005]There are positive and negative developments all the time. For example, there are voices in departments of the country to supplement direct purchases of vaccines by departments. Makes sense. I guess you may call it drugs for drugs deal. AstraZeneca may easily start selling its cheap monkey stuff, and Colombia is flush with money to pay for it. On the other hand there is a nasty game of touting new strains, and this malady has several mutations daily, all in order to ban flights from a country where so called new strain is found. Also, until the youth get the jab, the malady won't easily disappear. So, get ready to be exposed to the malady one way or another.[/QUOTE]A bit of a negative view. In my opinion. I think the AstraZeneca will be a good one. New strains of the virus are not likely going to negate the efficacy of most or all of the vaccines (assuming they have efficacy in the first place). And restricting flights, and movement in general, is generally helpful. Your point about youth is well taken. Stopping it there maybe should be a priority.

[QUOTE=OldSchool318;2521991]I had biz in Bogota a little while back and wanted to check out the fantastic and legendary Zona T.

First, I was appealed by the look of dystopia and then also by the pros on the corner even in the day time.

I hired a driver and in 3 days did drive-by's in the day endlessly and loved it. Would stop to talk to chicas and invite them to my rented apartment a bit away from the Zona. I did not go at night and was told not to.

Avg cost was about 150-200 k for I thought was very high quality. I don't know if that was going rate, but that is what I offered and they accepted.

Did trios with 2 girls a few times and the girls were ok with about anything and we worked it out ahead of time. Even got my driver laid as we did DP on one pro. Some real hotties about 19-22. Most with a bit of baby damage.

Even with some erectile help I was fucked out by end of day 3. All in all I had 5 girls with 1 repeat.

Fucking great time, but not for the faint of heart.[/QUOTE]Hilarious. I've stayed in that area. It's not easy to find Zona T (in a sense) and if you found chicas there. My hat's off to you. It's a commercial area, lots of restaurants, shopping, etc. But the post makes it seem like some sort of grand area. It's a very small very commercial area area. Am I missing something?

[QUOTE=Zeos1;2522030]Hilarious. I've stayed in that area. It's not easy to find Zona T (in a sense) and if you found chicas there. My hat's off to you. It's a commercial area, lots of restaurants, shopping, etc. But the post makes it seem like some sort of grand area. It's a very small very commercial area area. Am I missing something?[/QUOTE]To me it sounded more like he was talking about Santa Fe.

[QUOTE=Zeos1;2522030]Hilarious. I've stayed in that area. It's not easy to find Zona T (in a sense) and if you found chicas there. My hat's off to you. It's a commercial area, lots of restaurants, shopping, etc. But the post makes it seem like some sort of grand area. It's a very small very commercial area area. Am I missing something?[/QUOTE]I assume he is mistaking zona the tolerancia (Santa Fe) for Zona T. And I don't doubt that the girls were happy to accept 150-200 k.

Lotsa Streetie Sweeties out-- I was in Atonis last night and there were some hot girls-- not the girl I was looking for so I hit the street again found a couple of fresh faced 18 year olds. Had a great time-- one was so friggen hot. The perfect HS fantasy girl--So hot, I went out looking for her tonight-- Did not find her so I hit this other hot spinner-- got BBBJ deep throat.

So the streets have plenty of girls. But everything gets shut down around 8-9 pm, the cops ride around with blaring sirens-- it is fuckin' stupid. I think the clubs are open late.

Is there a place in Bogota similar to Parque Lleras in MDE? Nice, relatively safe and clean, with lots of working girls and non-pros as well? Seems like Santa Fe would be too rough for me to explore on my own.

Any WG in Zona T or Zona G?

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Zeos1;2522029]A bit of a negative view. In my opinion. I think the AstraZeneca will be a good one. New strains of the virus are not likely going to negate the efficacy of most or all of the vaccines (assuming they have efficacy in the first place). And restricting flights, and movement in general, is generally helpful. Your point about youth is well taken. Stopping it there maybe should be a priority.[/QUOTE]The Ministry of Health has designed a system where the restrictions in each municipality depend on the number of free ICU beds, and start when the occupancy exceeds 50%. Here is the article on the recent occupancy, and one can easily see that top tourist / hobby areas have the most restrictions:

[URL]https://www.elpais.com.co/colombia/ocupacion-de-uci-en-es-del-73-ministerio-de-salud.html[/URL]

The general info per departments and municipalities is here: [URL]https://www.ins.gov.co/Noticias/Paginas/Coronavirus.aspx[/URL].

Maritime and land borders to be closed until March 1, 2021.