Staying At "Isolation Facility" Not Compulsory For Covid Positive Foreign Arrivals: Report
NDTV
The revised guidelines removed the clause that mandated staying at "isolation facility" upon arrival.
Travellers arriving in India from any country who will test positive for COVID-19 shall be treated/isolated as per the laid down standard protocol and will not mandatorily be managed at an isolation facility, authorities have said.
According to the revised 'Guidelines for International Arrivals' released on Thursday, the new norm will apply from January 22 till further order, reported news agency Press Trust of India.
The rest of the provisions have remained the same in the revised guidelines.
The existing guidelines state that travellers coming from any country including from those considered 'at-risk' shall be managed at isolation facility and treated as per laid down standard protocol.
