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All travellers coming from China, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Thailand will have to show a negative Covid certificate, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Saturday, as India stepped up action following reports of increase in infections across some of these Asian countries.
Travel restrictions have not yet been announced, while there continues to be no direct flights between India and China still. Passengers from these countries would be put under quarantine if they show any symptoms or test positive, the Minister further added.
This apart, some two per cent odd international passengers/arrivals will be randomly tested.
The Air Suvidha forms filing to declare current health status will also be made compulsory for international passengers arriving from these countries.
The Air Suvidha forms filing to declare current health status will also be made compulsory for international passengers arriving from these countries.
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