Flying To Mumbai? Here's What You Need To Know

Maharashtra Govt Issues New Travel Guidelines: Flying To Mumbai? This Is What You Need To Know.

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 This is often  you would like to read and understand. The move comes after Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation requested the Maharashtra government to exempt the RT-PCR negative test report stipulation for passengers arriving within the metropolis from within the country if they're fully(completely)vaccinated. 

pandemic is receding, the Uddhav Thackeray-led Maharashtra government has announced that folk completely vaccinated against coronavirus (covid-19)can enter the state without showing a negative Covid-19 test (RT-PCR) report at the airport. As per the notification issued by the regime, this will be applicable for all domestic and international flyers. "

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"Persons who are vaccinated with both the doses of the Covid-19 vaccine and 15 days have lapsed since the administration of second dose of vaccine and is in possession of a final vaccination certificate issued through the COWIN portal then such person be exempted from the mandatory requirement of possessing a negative RTPCR report on their entry(arrival) into the State," the Maharashtra government release said.

 Moreover, the interval of validity of the RTPCR test has also been increased from 48 hours to 72 hours.The move comes after Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation requested the Thackeray government to exempt the RT-PCR negative test report stipulation for passengers travelling within the metropolis from within the country if they're (completely)vaccinated. 

The civic body had made a RT-PCR negative report of a test administered within 48 hours of commencing the journey towards the metropolis compulsory in May this year. While it had been initially applicable to those coming in from Gujarat, Goa, Delhi, Rajasthan and Kerala, all of which had high infection counts at the time, the rule gradually was extended to cover all passengers irrespective of the origin state, the official added(said).

Meanwhile, Maharashtra's coronavirus caseload rose to 61,89,257 with addition of 8,010 new infections on Thursday, while the value reached 1,26,560 after 170 patients succumbed to the respiratory disease, a health department official said(told) here. The state witnessed a call within the daily COVID-19 cases, while the fatalities remained the identical as compared to Wednesday, when it had reported 8,602 new infections and 170 deaths.

-TWF NEWS

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