Coronavirus Outbreak: Passengers Arriving From Japan, South Korea To Be Screened At Indian Airports

Aviation regulator DGCA asked airports and airlines on Friday (February14) that passengers arriving in flights from Japan and South Korea must be screened once they step out of aerobridges in order to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus infection.
Till date, only passengers arriving from four countries -- China, Hong Kong, Thailand and Singapore -- were being screened for possible exposure to the respiratory virus at 21 identified airports in India.
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