Airlines and airports in India are on high-alert to keep the
coronavirus from spreading. So far, there have been 42
reported cases of people infected with Covid-19 — including
over a dozen Italian tourists.
Flights to affected countries have been temporarily suspended and international airports are scanning incoming passengers from countries placed on the Directorate General of Civil Aviation’s (DGCA) watch list. The list includes a total of 12 Aviation’s (DGCA) watch list.
The list includes a total of 12 countries so far — including Italy, Iran, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan and Nepal. The Airport Health Organisation (APHO) has been put in charge of all the screening taking place at the airports. Doctors have screened over 10,902 passengers across 96 flights solely at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport since the outbreak occurred.
11/03/20 Prabhjote Gill/Business World
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Flights to affected countries have been temporarily suspended and international airports are scanning incoming passengers from countries placed on the Directorate General of Civil Aviation’s (DGCA) watch list. The list includes a total of 12 Aviation’s (DGCA) watch list.
The list includes a total of 12 countries so far — including Italy, Iran, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan and Nepal. The Airport Health Organisation (APHO) has been put in charge of all the screening taking place at the airports. Doctors have screened over 10,902 passengers across 96 flights solely at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport since the outbreak occurred.
11/03/20 Prabhjote Gill/Business World
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