Rajasthan Imposed Fresh Travel Restrictions For Domestic, International Travelers: Check New Guidelines

Amid the scare of rising Coronavirus cases in the Rajasthan, the state govt has imposed fresh travel curbs. The decision to impose fresh restrictions was taken at a COVID review meeting chaired by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot in Jaipur.

As per the guidelines issued by the Rajasthan Govt, all travelers arriving into the state will have to show Covid-19 double vaccine certificates or a negative RT-PCR test report not older than 72 hours.

International passengers arriving into the state will have to undergo mandatory RT-PCR tests upon their arrival. Moreover, they have to undergo institutional or home quarantine for seven days till test reports come negative for the virus.

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Rajasthan New Covid-19 Guidelines

• People coming from abroad will have to undergo mandatory RT-PCR tests for COVID-19 in Rajasthan. They will have to be in institutional or home quarantine for seven days till test reports come negative for the virus.
• Domestic travelers arriving in Rajasthan will have to produce COVID-19 double vaccine certificates. Traveler coming to the state has to be fully vaccinated or produce RT-PCR negative test report not older than 72 hours.
• The number of people attending political and other rallies, dharnas, fairs and weddings have been capped at 100.
• Information regarding organizing an event will have to be uploaded on a web portal developed by the DoIT.
• In Jaipur all government and private schools will remain closed for classes 1 to 8 from January 3 to January 9.
• Other standard students and coaching institutes will have to produce written consent of guardians to attend physical classes.
• COVID-appropriate behavior to be strictly followed at religious places and offerings such as flowers and prasad will be restricted.
• As per new rules, all commercial establishments in the state have to ensure double vaccination of all staffers by January 31.
• A night curfew will remain in force in Rajasthan from 11 pm to 5 am across the state in view of the rising number of cases.

Covid-19 Cases In Rajasthan

Rajasthan on Sunday recorded 355 new COVID-19 cases, taking its infection tally to 9,56,883. Of this, 224 cases were reported from Jaipur alone. No deaths linked to the infection were recorded in Rajasthan in the last 24 hours, a Medical and Health Department official said.

After Jaipur, the maximum number of cases registered was from Jodhpur which reported 34 cases, 24 in Ajmer, 12 in Pratapgarh, 11 each in Alwar, and Kota, six each in Bhilwara and Udaipur.