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Lav Agarwal, the joint secretary in the health ministry, on Saturday, clarified that the World Health Organisation (WHO) was yet to take a final call on allowing international travel for those fully vaccinated against Covid-19.Agarwal was addressing news reports which claim that Indians vaccinated with the&nbsp;Bharat Biotech&nbsp;developed Covaxin may not be allowed to undertake international travel, since the WHO hasn&rsquo;t included Covaxin in its list of vaccines for Emergency Use Listing (EUL).
&ldquo;So far there's no consensus at the level of WHO over this. Discussion still being done if vaccinated people will be allowed. As of now, as per WHO guidelines and guidelines by countries, people with negative Covid&nbsp;test report being allowed,&rdquo; Agarwal explained.&nbsp;
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Govt: No Consensus on vaccine passport issue at WHO level yet

Lav Agarwal, the joint secretary in the health ministry, on Saturday, clarified that the World Health Organisation (WHO) was yet to take a final call on allowing international travel for those fully vaccinated against Covid-19. Agarwal was addressing news reports which claim that Indians vaccinated with the&nbsp;Bharat Biotech&nbsp;developed Covaxin may not be allowed to undertake international travel, since the WHO hasn&rsquo;t included Covaxin in its list of vaccines for Emergency Use Listing (EUL).
&ldquo;So far there's no consensus at the level of WHO over this. Discussion still being done if vaccinated people will be allowed. As of now, as per WHO guidelines and guidelines by countries, people with negative Covid&nbsp;test report being allowed,&rdquo; Agarwal explained.&nbsp;
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Govt: no decision on vaccine passport as of now Centre reacts&nbsp;to report on Covaxin&nbsp;exclusion&nbsp;from WHO&nbsp;list&nbsp; 'WHO yet to decide on allowing travel for vaccinated people'

The Centre on&nbsp;on Saturday clarified that the World Health Organisation was yet to take a final call on allowing international travel for those fully vaccinated against Covid-19. The reaction from the government came when&nbsp;Lav Agarwal, the joint secretary in the health ministry was asked about the reports that Indians vaccinated with the&nbsp;Bharat Biotech's&nbsp;Covaxin may not be allowed to undertake international travel, since the WHO hasn&rsquo;t included the Hyderabad-based firm's&nbsp;vaccine&nbsp;in its list of vaccines for Emergency Use Listing.
Agarwal&nbsp;said discussion still being done if vaccinated people will be allowed.

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