Mumbai: To offer RT-PCR and fast tests at a cheaper cost, the authority of the government managed by the government from India (AAI) has decided to continue the income obtained through this Covid-19 test to passengers.
With this, the airport run under public-public partnerships (PPP) will be a fast expensive test.
At present, a quick test at Mumbai airport and Hyderabad, with a price of Rs 3,900, is the most expensive offered in this country.
The percentage of income shares taken at the airport for rapid RT-PCR / RT-PCR tests in existing contracts withdrawn up to further orders, declare the letter sent by VA Chourey, executive director of AAI (operation), to regional executive director on Monday .
“The same benefits must be forwarded to passengers by reducing test costs,” he said, adding that the airport director must take the necessary actions with the direct effect and continue the ‘action report “to his office to his office to his office to his office..
On Monday, Kolkata airport cut prices Quick test from Rs 4,750 to Rs 3,750 and further to RS 2,900 on Tuesday.
Chennai Airport reduces the cost to Rs 2,900 from Rs 3,400.
Among PPP airports, Delhi collected Hospital 3,500 for fast tests, Bengaluru Rs 3,000 and Cochin RS 2,490 With a test laboratory and other partners to see if we can reduce the cost of fast tests.
“Under the new LED Omicron test norm, buildup Ng who arrived from ‘risky’ countries must undergo a RT-PCR test and wait for the results before they can leave the airport or take a connecting flight.
While ordinary RT-PCR test reports took 6-8 hours and the cost below RS 1,000, RT-PCR tests that quickly issued reports within 13 minutes to two hours.
In the past few days, most passengers have voluntarily choose a quick test.
But the family is the worst hit.
A family of four who arrived from London to Mumbai had to pay more than Rs 15,000 if they did not want to stay at the airport for 6-8 hours.