The health department has directed 7-day isolation for the international passengers arriving at Coimbatore from 12 countries including South Africa, due to concerns about Omicron.
Coimbatore: International passengers arriving to Coimbatore are directed to take a 7-day compulsory self-isolation, as a result of concerns arising due to the Omicron variant.
The health department has directed that the passengers coming to Coimbatore airport should take compulsory isolation for 7 days.
The variant, that began to spread from South Africa has threatened the entire world The Government of India has directed the State Governments to take necessary precautions to prevent the spread of the Omicron virus in the country. Therefore, travellers from 12 countries including South Africa, China, Hongkong arriving at Chennai, Bengaluru, and to Coimbatore airport have to quarantine for 7 days.
The Health Department has taken steps to ensure compulsory isolation and testing of airport visitors.
The health department has directed that the passengers coming to Coimbatore airport should take compulsory isolation for 7 days.
The variant, that began to spread from South Africa has threatened the entire world The Government of India has directed the State Governments to take necessary precautions to prevent the spread of the Omicron virus in the country. Therefore, travellers from 12 countries including South Africa, China, Hongkong arriving at Chennai, Bengaluru, and to Coimbatore airport have to quarantine for 7 days.
The Health Department has taken steps to ensure compulsory isolation and testing of airport visitors.