Russia-Ukraine crisis: Unvaccinated Indians, those without Covid-19 negative report can enter Delhi airport
India Today
The Delhi airport has issued an advisory amid the Russia-Ukraine crisis, saying that unvaccinated Indian nationals and those without a Covid-19 negative report will be able to enter the airport.
In view of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis, the Delhi airport on Saturday issued a revised advisory for Indian nationals.
Taking to Twitter, the Delhi airport posted a note saying, "Indian nationals not vaccinated and neither possessing Covid-19 negative report will be exempted from uploading documents on Air Suvidha before departure on humanitarian grounds and can enter the airport."
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