The Karnataka state government on Friday has issued a clear stricture to passengers arriving from abroad. International passengers landing in Bengaluru must undergo two weeks of home quarantine if they fail to produce a Covid-19-negative certificate of a test conducted not more than 72 hours before undertaking the air travel.
The Karnataka state government on Friday has issued a clear stricture to passengers arriving from abroad. International passengers landing in Bengaluru must undergo two weeks of home quarantine if they fail to produce a Covid-19-negative certificate of a test conducted not more than 72 hours before undertaking the air travel.
Passengers are exempted from the Covid-negative certificate requirement if they are coming for a death in the family, are suffering from serious illnesses, are pregnant women, and or parent(s) with children below the age of 10.
Such passengers need to self-monitor their health and alert medical authorities in case of any symptoms of coronavirus.
Persons arriving without a negative certificate must undergo a Covid test at the airport if available or must go into mandatory home quarantine.
