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KIA revises Covid guidelines

The Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) has made pre-departure RT-PCR test mandatory for international passengers originating from and transiting through China, Singapore, Hong Kong, the Republic of Korea, Thailand and Japan. These passengers are required to upload Covid-negative RT-PCR reports not older than 72 hours prior to the journey on the Air Suvidha portal, KIA said
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K'taka makes home quarantine must for flyers from high-risk countries

The government has made negative COVID status a must for passengers coming from those nations.The government decided to enhance surveillance and containment effort within the State by tracking and quarantining the primary and secondary contacts of the COVID-positive persons.The international travellers from high-risk countries - China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Thailand - need to be home quarantined for 7 days from the date of their arrival.
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Covid-19: RT-PCR tests mandatory for international fliers travelling to India from 6 countries

All international passengers travelling from China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Thailand to India will have to undergo mandatory RT-PCR tests before departure and upload a report on the Air Suvidha portal from January 1, 2023, said Union Health Ministry sources on Thursday.
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India may see surge in COVID cases in January 2023

New Delhi: As China continues to see a spike in Covid infections and deaths due to the BF.7 variant, the next 40 days will be crucial for India, news agency PTI reported on Wednesday citing official sources. The Union Health Ministry said the country may see a surge in Covid-19 cases in January 2023.ย ย  โ€œPreviously, it has been noticed that a new wave of coronavirus hits India
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