How will the government deal Covid without a lockdown?
In china, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, and singapore, the number of instances of covid has increased. These passengers can be subjected to RT-PCR tests as a requirement. The government is trying to control the Covid infection without restrictions.
Sources claim that starting the next week, international travellers arriving from china, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, and singapore may be required to complete the "air suvidha" form and submit to an RT-PCR test 72 hours in advance.
The Covid-19 test was administered to 6,000 passengers who arrived in india over the course of the last two days, and 39 reports of those people tested positive, according to sources. Mansukh Mandaviya, the union minister for health, will go to the delhi Airport on thursday to assess the Covid-19 testing facilities.
If you are alert then the epidemic will not cause havoc
In light of the fast rising number of Covid-19 instances in several nations, including as china and South Korea, the government has urged citizens to exercise caution and urged the states and union territories to be ready to handle any unanticipated circumstances.
Government keeping a close eye on international flights
The government has mandated random testing of 2% of all passengers arriving on every overseas aircraft as of this saturday because to protect and safeguard the Covid cases.
Meetings with health minister Mansukh Mandaviya and prime minister Narendra Modi were held to assess the level of preparedness for the surge in Covid cases.
