. >> reporter: rayes did that, got his test 72 hours before departure.received his negative test result two hours after he landed. too late. test results must be in before departure. they ordered him to quarantine for ten days. >> it's not my fault. took so long to deliver the test. why do i have to quarantine if i have negative results and she said, sorry, that is the law. >> reporter: but the lieutenant governor says strict protocols are necessary to avoid having to put even more people under quarantine. >> and then they find out later they were positive, the two rows around them all now were close contacts, the individuals themselves and their family are going to have to isolate for ten days in hawaii, at least. >> reporter: rayes received his test from kaiser which is a partner in hawaii's safe travel program. kaiser told us we sympathize with mr. raw rose, turnaround times my vary, staying home the best thing to do. ramos says hawaiian airlines told him it would be okay to board without test results but the airline told us test results are not a req

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