PANAJI: The Bombay High Court in Goa on Monday advises the state government to consult with the Expert Committee on issues to let people who are fully vaccinated into the state without a negative Covid certificate.
The division bench stated that it only suggested that the government, before applying for applications in the High Court seeking exceptions to this person’s category, making the expert committee intentional about this problem and commenting.
If the state government submits its application, the High Court will consider it only on July 12, in the next hearing, the court states.
Advocate General Devidas Pangam told the High Court that they were seeking this release, which was allowed elsewhere where people who had taken both vaccine doses were allowed to enter the specified time gap.
The Chairperson of the Minister of Pramod Sawant on Sunday stated that the government would ask the High Court to enable those who had taken both vaccine doses to enter without a negative Covid certificate.
The High Court also directs the state expert committee to decide on permission to enter people based on the negative (mouse) quick antigen test.
“The Expert Committee is to make the right decision about this problem and continue its observation and recommendations to the State Task Force.
The State Task Force is then made the right decision about this problem based on the observation and recommendation of the Expert Committee.
All this exercise is complete before the next date will be 12 July 2021, and the required compliance was put forward before this court, “the High Court stated in its order.
It asked the authorities to put in the presence of a statistical expert committee that can be found in a written statement submitted in the petition where the emphasis is only on the adoption of RT-PCR or True, or a CBNAT test as a prerequisite for entering Goa.