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State Wise Quarantine Regulations 1 State wise quarantine Regulations State ` Delhi Institutional Quarantine 07 days for international passengers. Government facility at no charge, alternatively paid quarantine at designated hotels Home Quarantine 07 days for international passengers (post institutional quarantine of 07 days) Asymptomatic passengers will be permitted to go with an advice for self- monitoring COVID test NA Passenger Obligation • All passenger to download Aarogya Setu app Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation • Suitable COVID 19 precautionary measures announcements to be made at airport • Thermal screening of all passengers on arrival Haryana Institutional Quarantine No quarantine Home Quarantine 14 days Asymptomatic passengers will be permitted to leave the airport COVID test NA Passenger Obligation • All passengers need to download Aarogya Setu app • Passenger flying to Chandigarh must fill Self-declaration form Airlines Obligation • To provide a passenger manifest to State Health Authority on following email addresses: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Airport/State obligation • Suitable COVID 19 precautionary measures announcements to be made at airport • Thermal screening of all passengers on arrival Himachal Institutional Quarantine • 14 days , if coming from RED zones Pradesh Home Quarantine • 14 days , if passenger carrying COVID 19 negative test report from LAB authorized from ICM within 02 days of departure. COVID test NA Passenger Obligation • All passengers to download Aarogya Setu app Airlines Obligation • N/A Airport/State obligation • Thermal screening • Entry/Exit from State borders will be allowed only from 6 A.M. – 8P.M. Jammu Institutional Quarantine 14 days & Home Quarantine • Defense personnel – No quarantine Kashmir • State domicile – Swab test & home quarantine if results negative COVID test Mandatory COVID 19 test upon arrival (except defense personal) Passenger Obligation • To fill up ICMR Health form on arrival Airlines Obligation • Inform passenger that there will be mandatory test on arrival and institutional quarantine if found negative. • Deplane passenger from rear of aircraft Airport/State obligation • Passenger will be tested at Airport. • Post that they will be kept in Institutional quarantine until resulted negative for Test (4 days for test results). 1 State wise quarantine Regulations • Post negative result passengers will be kept in home quarantine Madhya Institutional Quarantine 10 days, if symptomatic on arrival and tested positive. if symptomatic Pradesh institutional quarantine till test result Home Quarantine 7 days COVID test NA Passenger Obligation NA Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation Thermal screening and health profiling on arrival. If symptomatic, COVID test to be performed and institutional quarantine till test result. Punjab Institutional Quarantine 07 days (for International passengers Only) Home Quarantine 14 days COVID test Random (20%) Passenger Obligation Before boarding, passenger to register on COVA Punjab app. Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation Registration to be checked for each passenger Chandigarh Institutional Quarantine No quarantine Home Quarantine 14 days COVID test Random test for residents of Punjab only. Passenger Obligation • All arriving customer will have to fill the Health declaration form Airlines Obligation • Customers to be informed about COVID 19 arrival process before boarding • Airlines to ensure that all other arriving passengers (not belonging to Punjab) names, address & mobile numbers to be provided to the State • Station managers to provide arriving passenger list to Nodal officer in advance Airport/State obligation • All residents of Punjab should undergo COVID 19 test (free of costs) Uttar Institutional Quarantine 07 days (for International passengers only) Pradesh Home Quarantine 14 days COVID test NA Passenger Obligation • Passenger will need to register state website before they exit the arrival hall • Web Link : https://reg.upcovid.in or call 1800-180-5145 • Passenger coming for short duration (< 7days) & travelling to some other destination will have to submit their travelling details & will be exempted from quarantine measures. Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation • Passenger will be allowed to exit after successful registration & display of the message Uttarakhand Institutional Quarantine 7 days (for pax arriving from high load COVID-19 infected cities(31 Districts)) Government facility at no charge, alternatively paid quarantine at designated hotels Home Quarantine 14 days (post completion of Institutional Quarantine) COVID test Random Passenger Obligation • All passengers travelling to Uttarakhand need to register on state website. • Web link : https://dsclservices.in/uttarakhand-migrant- registration.php 2 State wise quarantine Regulations • Institutional quarantine accommodation options to be opted by passengers. Government facility is at no charge, alternatively paid quarantine at designated hotels is offered to the passengers. List of high load COVID-19 infected cities can be viewed from state website. Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation NA Andaman Institutional Quarantine NA and Nicobar Home Quarantine 14 days Islands COVID test Random Passenger Obligation NA Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation NA Assam Institutional Quarantine 7 days Exemptions : a) Pregnant women, b) Elderly person above 75 years, c) Person due to attend funeral of immediate relation, d) Children below 10 years, e) Divyang, f) Immediate relative of hospitalized patients, g) People pre-existing health conditions. Home Quarantine 7 days (post completion of institutional quarantine) COVID test Covid tests are being done at Institutional Quarantine centers. Passenger Obligation • Health Declaration form prescribed by state to be filled by passengers at arrival. Airlines Obligation • Distribute health declaration form to passenger at arrival. • Forms to be distributed at boarding gate of origin station if made available by the state government. • Airlines are required to furnish the passenger manifest to the State government Health Authorities Airport/State obligation Thermal scanning for all arriving passengers at exit point Bihar Institutional Quarantine No quarantine Home Quarantine No quarantine COVID test NA Passenger Obligation NA Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation Thermal screening for arriving passengers Chhattisgarh Institutional Quarantine No quarantine Home Quarantine 14 days COVID test NA Passenger Obligation • Passenger to do registration for E-pass before their journey on the below link • Link : http://epass.cgcovid19.in Airlines Obligation • If passenger found symptomatic upon arrival, airline will guide customer along with their bags to the dedicated medical room. Airport/State obligation • Thermal screening of passengers. • Register arriving passenger. Jharkhand Institutional Quarantine NA 3 State wise quarantine Regulations Home Quarantine 14 days COVID test NA Passenger Obligation NA Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation NA Manipur Institutional Quarantine 14 days Home Quarantine NA COVID test NA Passenger Obligation • Install & register QuarMon App https://quarmonmanipur.nic.in • Currently only available for android user. Soon app will be available for IOS. • Instruction in the app to be followed by all arriving passengers. Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation NA Nagaland Institutional Quarantine 14 days (All passengers) Home Quarantine 14 days (post institutional quarantine of 14days) 28 days with active surveillance for • Person above the age of 60 years, • Children & parents of children 10 years & below & • Pregnant women & accompanying spouse COVID test NA Passenger Obligation NA Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation Necessary documentation & mobile app download shall be done during institutional quarantine. Odisha Institutional Quarantine No quarantine Home Quarantine 14 days Exception if exiting Odisha within 72 Hours. COVID test NA Passenger Obligation NA Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation NA Tripura Institutional Quarantine Passengers with foreign travel history in last 28 days to be kept in institutional quarantine till the results are declared. Home Quarantine 14 days COVID test Random sample collection (every 5th passenger) Passenger Obligation • Passenger going to Bangladesh will be via Akhaura check-post will be transported via special transport on payment basis. Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation • Thermal screening on arrival. • Collect details of passengers coming to Tripura for stay more than 72 hours & advise for home quarantine & self-monitor health. • Passengers coming for stay less than 72 hours will be permitted to go on the condition that they shall self-monitor the heath. Meghalaya Institutional Quarantine 48 hours Home Quarantine N/A COVID test NA Passenger Obligation • Arriving passengers should register on the state portal 4 State wise quarantine Regulations • Web link : http://meghalayaonline.gov.in/covid/registerall.htm • Passenger to confirm itinerary post registration on below numbers between 10 AM – 08 PM • Asst Commissioner of Transport -7005629354 • DGM MTC – 8974254116 / 9863064839 • Pool officer Transport Dept - 943610338 Airlines Obligation NA Airport/State obligation NA Mizoram Institutional Quarantine 14 days (to be opted by passenger) Home Quarantine 21 days (to be opted by passenger) COVID test All arriving passenger opting
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