New Delhi: A day after a man who had travelled from Vienna to Delhi in an Air India flight was confirmed to have contracted Covid-19 (the disease caused by novel coronavirus), Air India has asked all his fellow travellers to follow guidelines issued by the health ministry for suspected coronavirus cases.
In a tweet, Air India said: "This is for the attention of passengers who flew on AI154 Vienna-Delhi of February 25. One of the passengers has tested positive for coronavirus. Please follow the protocol notified by the Ministry of Health regarding coronavirus."
As per the travel advisory issued by the Union health ministry, people arriving from South Korea, Iran and Italy have to be quarantined for 14 days on arrival. Besides this, the ministry has asked 21 airports across the country to screen passengers coming from countries where coronavirus outbreak has been reported.
The co-travellers of the Delhi coronavirus patients are thus advised to get themselves screened for coronavirus infection.
03/03/20 India Today
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In a tweet, Air India said: "This is for the attention of passengers who flew on AI154 Vienna-Delhi of February 25. One of the passengers has tested positive for coronavirus. Please follow the protocol notified by the Ministry of Health regarding coronavirus."
As per the travel advisory issued by the Union health ministry, people arriving from South Korea, Iran and Italy have to be quarantined for 14 days on arrival. Besides this, the ministry has asked 21 airports across the country to screen passengers coming from countries where coronavirus outbreak has been reported.
The co-travellers of the Delhi coronavirus patients are thus advised to get themselves screened for coronavirus infection.
03/03/20 India Today
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