Kolkata: The West Bengal government has announced that all passengers travelling to West Bengal, on both commercial and non-commercial flights must carry either a certificate that shows they are fully vaccinated or a negative RT-PCR test report. As per the guidelines, the RT-PCR test must be conducted within 72 hours of the departure of the flight.
‘As per latest guidelines of West Bengal Govt, all inbound flight passengers (commercial & non-commercial flight) shall produce at the time of boarding either proof of full vaccination or RT-PCR negative test report for test conducted within 72hrs of such flight departure,’ said Kolkata Airport in its official Twitter handle.
#TravelAlert:As per latest guidelines of West Bengal Govt, all in bound flight passengers(commercial & non-commercial flight)shall produce at time of boarding either proof of full vaccination or RT-PCR negative test report for test conducted within 72hrs of such flight departure.
— Kolkata Airport (@aaikolairport) July 19, 2021
Till now a total of 15,18,847 coronavirus cases and 14,88,077 recoveries were reported in the state. At present, there are 12,759 active cases.
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