Negative RTPCR report must require for tourists visiting India from these nations; check detailed list
The deadly corona virus is still rampant around the world. On the other hand, the WHO is also worried about the appearance of new variants in different countries of the world. Tourists from 10 countries coming to India are now required to show a negative RTPCR report. The Government of India has become an alert to curb the third wave .. as part of which this decision has been taken .. Earlier this rule was applicable only for tourists from Britain..Europe and Middle East .. but now seven more countries have been included.
Covid Testing
Travelers to India from
- South Africa
- Bangladesh
- New Zealand
- China
- Botswana
- Zimbabwe
- Mauritius
are now required to carry an RT-PCR with a negative report within 6 hours of travel. Passengers will not be allowed to travel if they have any symptoms. This rule has been implemented by the Union Ministry of Health due to the new variant C.1.2 of Corona. This was previously limited to enough passengers in the UK, Europe and the Middle East.
Continuous increase in the number of genomes of C.1.2 variants per month in South Africa The number and sequence of C.1.2 variants worldwide, including South Africa, is not properly represented. But the number of genomes of the C.1.2 variant is steadily increasing every month in South Africa. The sequence of the genome of the C.1.2 variant was 0.2 percent in May. Which rose to 1.2 per cent in June and 2 per cent in July. Researchers say that the C.1.2 variant could penetrate the safety of the corona vaccine. C.1.2 Variant eliminates immunity to antibodies. Some people do not have antibodies in their body due to the C.1.2 variant. And if it happens, it is very weak .
