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Amid a spike in coronavirus cases in some countries, the government has sounded an alert, tightened Covid guidelines and asked states and Union territories to prepare for any eventuality.

Negative Covid report mandatory for passengers travelling to India from these six countries

Amid a spike in coronavirus cases in some countries, the government has sounded an alert, tightened Covid guidelines and asked states and Union territories to prepare for any eventuality.

Passengers arriving in India from China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Thailand will be mandatorily required to provide negative Covid reports from January 1, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Thursday.
They will have to upload the negative Covid reports from RT-PCR tests on the Air Suvidha portal prior to their departure.
The tests have to be conducted within 72 hours of undertaking the journey to India, Mandaviya said.
This requirement is in addition to the random two per cent tests of all international passengers in all incoming international flights on their arrival in India irrespective of their port of departure, the minister said.
Amid a spike in coronavirus cases in some countries, the government has sounded an alert, tightened Covid guidelines and asked states and Union territories to prepare for any eventuality.

The government is considering a mechanism to do away with the requirement of an RT-PCR report to ease domestic travel for those who have taken both doses of the vaccine.
Civil aviation minister, Hardeep Singh Puri said that the discussion on the issue is underway among representatives of different ministries and other stakeholders.
He however added that &lsquo;health is a state subject, and to ask passengers for a negative RT-PCR is solely the right of that particular state&rsquo;.
A number of states, particularly the ones having higher caseload, require fliers to carry negative RT-PCR reports.

Easing domestic travel: Centre mulls doing away with RT-PCR report for those fully vaccinated

Domestic travel to be eased for vaccinated people as Centre mulls doing away with RT-PCR

The government is considering a mechanism to do away with the requirement of an RT-PCR report to ease domestic travel for those who have taken both doses of the vaccine.
Civil aviation minister, Hardeep Singh Puri said that the discussion on the issue is underway among representatives of different ministries and other stakeholders.
He however added that &lsquo;health is a state subject, and to ask passengers for a negative RT-PCR is solely the right of that particular state&rsquo;.
A number of states, particularly the ones having higher caseload, require fliers to carry negative RT-PCR reports.

A new faster, cheaper method to test Covid-19

Researchers from the Delhi-based Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology have developed a new method of Covid-19 test that they say is faster, cheaper and almost as accurate as the RT-PCR test.

Researchers from the Delhi-based Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology have developed a new method of Covid-19 test that they say is faster, cheaper and almost as accurate as the RT-PCR test. This new method does away with the need for a biosafety lab, which makes it possible for it to be used at airports and railway stations to test passengers before they board a plane or a train. The simple swab test, the researchers say, is almost 100% accurate, and takes about 30 minutes from sample collection to delivering a result, compared to five to six hours for the RT-PCR test. And it costs just 100 rupees per test, which can go down further if done at a mass level.

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