Bengaluru: With the Covid-19 case declined, the Karnataka government on Monday announced that checking RT-PCR reports from international tourists on arrival at the airport in Karnataka will be stopped with direct effects.
This is one of the reduced covid boundaries in the state.
After considering a consistent decline in the number of Covid Daily cases, the petic rate test, and the overall decline in active cases, the state technical advisory committee has recommended to open more activities in the state, on October 17 in commands issued Monday, the Head of Secretary of P Ravi Kumar said that then examined the Covid RT-PCR test report about international passengers on arrival will be stopped.
Instead, the passengers must be adequate to upload their RT-PCR reports on the Suvidha air portal and each airline must check the same as passengers allowed to ride flights.
Also, international passengers will not be checked for oxygen saturation levels unless they show symptoms such as fever, cough, cold and difficulty breathing.
Orders have also directed the reorganization of passenger monitoring through an automatic thermal camera.
The order said that in connection with the quarantine protocol for the arrival of the UK, the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Union concerned will be followed.
It adds that clarification of the same thing will be issued by the Department of Health and Family Welfare.
The swimming pool is open, only a double Jabbed that can swim: for the first time since the pandemic broke out in March 2020, the swimming pool in Karnataka will be opened for recreational purposes.
Keep in mind that, except athletes to practice, the pool remains closed to the public.
Now, swimming pools are allowed to operate even though with certain conditions such as allowing only 50% of the capacity in each batch and providing display numbers permitted in each batch.
Only those who have received two covid vaccine doses will be allowed to take a plunge.
Only asymptomatic people will be permitted in the pool, and at the entry level, everyone will be screened for fever and respiratory symptoms.
The government has mandated that after each batch, small rooms, trails, and other public areas used by swimmers must be disinfected using a 1% hypochlorite sodium solution.