New Delhi: In a latest announcement, the Government of India has made it necessary for travellers flying overseas to have QR codes of their Reverse Transcription–Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) check paperwork linking to the unique report.
The new rule could be efficient in any respect worldwide airports from May 22, 2021.
The announcement was first made by Air India Express. The air provider took to Twitter and wrote: “Effective 22nd May 2021, passengers carrying negative RT-PCR report as per the requirement of their destination country, must ensure that the report has a QR code linking to the original report.”
The determination was taken after reviews of false unfavorable RT-PCR report being furnished by passengers to journey overseas.
