India Begins Checking Incoming Travelers at Airports to Control Spreading of COVID-19

Today, Saturday, the Indian authorities began conducting random checks to discover the Coronavirus (known also as COVID-19) among arriving travellers at airports, in an attempt to control the spread of the coronavirus in the country.

And the Indian “NDTV” news network stated that the examinations had already begun at “Delhi” airport, explaining that the temperature of all arriving passengers at the airport would be measured and all those showing symptoms of the disease would be isolated, while 2% of the passengers of each incoming international flight would be subjected to check the "Coronavirus in airports.

And the Indian authorities urged all passengers to cooperate with them during the examination procedures, noting that the examinations will be free of charge.