The required COVID trying out rule imposed for passengers getting back from China and 4 different international locations has been dropped, the Union Well being Ministry mentioned.
New Delhi: The required COVID trying out rule imposed for passengers getting back from China, Singapore, Korea, Thailand and Japan has been dropped, the Union Well being Ministry mentioned on Friday. As consistent with the notification, the ones arriving in India from any of those 5 international locations is not going to must go through obligatory RT-PCR take a look at from February 13.
“The ministry is updating its ‘Tips for World Arrivals’ and losing the prevailing necessities of pre-departure COVID-19 trying out and importing of self-health declaration on Ministry of Civil Aviation’s ‘Air Suvidha’ portal acceptable for global travellers coming from/by way of China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Republic of Korea, Thailand and Japan,” the fitness ministry mentioned in a observation.
COVID trying out rule exempted for passengers arriving to India from –
- China
- Singapore
- Korea
- Thailand
- Japan
The federal government had previous mandated passengers getting back from China, Singapore, Korea, Thailand and Japan to add RT-PCR record at the ‘Air Suvidha’ portal because of a spike in COVID instances.
Leave a Reply