Uzbekistan to end mandatory COVID-19 testing at border checkpoints ANI | Updated: Mar 14, 2021 10:54 IST
Tashkent [Uzbekistan], March 14 (ANI/Xinhua): Starting from Monday, Uzbekistan will no longer mandatorily test travellers for COVID-19 at airports, train stations and other border checkpoints, local authorities said Sunday.
Travellers still need qualified test certificates obtained within the last 72 hours for entrance, according to the authorities.
Uzbekistan has so far registered 80,481 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 622 related deaths. (ANI/Xinhua)
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The circular also noted that the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) or other police personnel deployed at the entrance of the airport shall ensure that no one is allowed to enter the airport without entering a mask. In case any passenger is not following the Covid protocols, they should be handed over to security agencies after proper warnings, if required they may be dealt as per the law.
The sale of Airport Authority of India s remaining stake in the four airports of Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, as well as identification of 13 more airports for privatisation, has been planned for the next fiscal. The
Poll shows locals want Kāpiti Coast Airport to stay
14 Mar, 2021 08:30 PM
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Kāpiti Coast Airport. Photo / Rosalie Willis
Rosalie is a reporter for Kāpiti News
Kāpiti residents don t want Kāpiti Coast Airport to close and believe the Government should step in before any possible closure, according to a poll commissioned by Save Kāpiti Airport group.
The poll conducted by Community Engagement Limited has found 85 per cent of residents oppose an airport closure and 83 per cent also believe the Government should step in and stop any proposed closure.
Templeton Group, who own Kāpiti Coast Airport, as part of the wider NZPropCo, are looking at all options regarding the ongoing operation of the airport.