Should I get tested for COVID if I have been in contact with someone more than 2 meters away and have no symptoms?

If you have been in contact with someone at a distance of more than 2 meters and do not have any symptoms, it is not necessary to get tested for COVID. However, it would be wise to monitor yourself for any symptoms over the next 10 days following the exposure. If you start experiencing symptoms, then it would be appropriate to get tested for COVID.

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Should I get tested for COVID if I have been in contact with someone more than 2 meters away and have no symptoms?

If you have been in contact with someone at a distance of more than 2 meters and do not have any symptoms, it is not necessary to get tested for COVID. However, it would be wise to monitor yourself for any symptoms over the next 10 days following the exposure. If you start experiencing symptoms, then it would be appropriate to get tested for COVID.