Scots With CCP Virus No Longer Told to Self-Isolate or Test

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon meets activists and local candidates during local election campaigning in Dunfermline, Scotland, on April 30, 2022. Jeff J Mitchell-Pool/Getty Images

Scots who have COVID-19 symptoms or have tested positive are no longer asked to self-isolate or to take a PCR test under the Scottish government’s new guidance.

The Scottish branch of Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) was “taken out of emergency footing” at the end April 30 as COVID-19 cases continue to fall, the Scottish National Party (SNP)-led administration said in a statement.