Rajasthan mandates COVID-19 report for passengers arriving from 4 states
Image Source : PTI Rajasthan mandates COVID-19 report for passengers arriving from 4 states
The Rajasthan authorities on Friday made it necessary for individuals coming from Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat to furnish a COVID-19 damaging report on arrival within the state. The resolution was taken at a high-level assembly of the Rajasthan authorities to overview the coronavirus state of affairs within the state. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot chaired the assembly.
A COVID-19 damaging report from an RT-PCR check taken as much as 72 hours previous to getting into Rajasthan is necessary for individuals coming from Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, an official assertion stated.
The resolution was taken in view of an uptick within the variety of coronavirus infections within the neighbouring states.
Speaking on the assembly, Gehlot stated it’s a matter of great concern that individuals are getting negligent in following the COVID-19 protocols.
He directed the departments of native self authorities, and data and public relations to once more speed up campaigns for creating consciousness about coronavirus, the assertion stated.
All precautions should be adopted, Gehlot stated. He additionally stated the COVID-19 vaccination drive is occurring at a very good tempo within the state however there’s a must speed up it.
He instructed officers to launch a marketing campaign to encourage these eligible to get vaccinated to come back ahead and take the vaccine.
It was additionally determined on the assembly that Anganwadi centres and faculties for college kids as much as Class 5 will stay closed until March 31, the assertion stated.
Rajasthan’s COVID-19 tally surged to three,21,123 on Friday with 195 recent circumstances whereas the loss of life toll climbed to 2,789 as yet another individual succumbed to the illness, in line with a well being division bulletin.
A complete of 1,584 sufferers are beneath therapy within the state, whereas 3,16,750 have recovered, the bulletin acknowledged.
(With PTI inputs)
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