Summary:
Delhi Airport has issued a new set of guidelines for passengers arriving via international flights.
In a move to step up precautions in India`s busiest airport, anyone arriving via international flights will now have to undergo seven days of institutional quarantine at their own cost, which will be followed by one-week of home quarantine.
It also includes conditions to be followed during their stay such as mandatory health screening by Airport Health Officials and Delhi Government post.
Meanwhile, domestic passengers are required to undergo mandatory thermal screening near the exit gates, whereas those found to be asymptomatic, will be allowed to leave the airport premises. However, they will have to undergo home quarantine for 7 days.