Coronavirus: Rapid test at airport, 14-day quarantine mandatory for expats returning to Kerala
7.14 am: United States records more than 35,900 cases in the last 24 hours, according to AFP.
7.10 am: The president of All Goa Hoteliers Association says they have requested Chief Minister Pramod Sawant to allow opening hotels with minimum SOPs, reports ANI.
A committee met CM Pramod Sawant, we asked him to allow opening hotels with minimum SOPs as current SOPs are practically impossible. Goa is the preferred destination for most Indians & they would love to come here: Gaurish Dhond, President of All Goa Hoteliers Association (24.06) pic.twitter.com/1DGQOrEiaD
— ANI (@ANI) June 25, 2020
7.08 am: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation allows shops in Mumbai will to operate on odd-even basis, reports NDTV. “Traders, vendors and customers will be required to adhere to the Covid-19 guidelines while operating their establishments on both sides of these markets alternately on odd-even basis,” the civic body says in its order.
7.06 am: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan announces a fresh set of mandatory rules for expats returning to the state, reports NDTV. “On arriving at airports in Kerala, repatriated Indians will undergo Covid rapid tests at the airport,” says Vijayan. “If tested positive, further tests would be done. Only after approval of health officials, will they be able to leave the airport. Irrespective of the test results, all will have to undergo...
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