Tourists who arrive in India do not need to undergo a quarantine of a mandatory seven-day house or RT-PCR test on the eighth day of February 14, according to revised guidelines for international arrivals released on Thursday.
The Government Government has issued revised guidelines for international passengers who arrived in India from February 14 regarding the Covid-19 protocol. The government in its newest guideline has decided that leaflets arriving in India will not need to undergo a required RT-PCR test at eight days after arriving. The government has also relaxed the quarantine of a mandatory ten-day house.
Health Minister Union Mansukh Mandaviya said on Twitter that there would be a random sample of 2 percent of international tourists from all countries on arrival. They can provide their samples and will be allowed to leave the airport after that.
Previously, it was stated in the guidelines that international passenger reports were negative, they would monitor their health further for the next 7 days “The Ministry of Health has issued a revised guideline for guidelines for international arrivals to apply from February 14, follow this with diligently, remain safe, and strengthen Indian hands in fight against Covid-19.” Minister of Health UNI tweeted.
The Ministry of Health Union further tweeted, “In addition to uploading a negative RT-PCR report (taken 72 hours before the trip), the option to upload the certificate completed a full primary vaccination schedule from the Covid-19 vaccination provided from the countries reciprocal. 14 Self-arrival day monitoring such as fighting 7 day quarantine houses as mandated before. Need to do an RT-PCR test on the 8th day and upload the same on the air suvidha portal shared. “
In the latest guidelines, it is also mentioned that the Mandatory 72 Hour RT-PCR report is no longer needed and travelers can show their full vaccination certificate Passengers found olimizes during screening after arrival must be isolated and taken to medical facilities in accordance with the health protocol. If tested positively, their contacts will be identified and managed according to the protocol placed If tourists like that test positively, their samples must be further sent for testing genomes on insacog laboratory networks and they will be treated / isolated according to the standard protocol, state.