With the sudden rise in COVID-19 cases in India, several destinations have issued new guidelines for travellers.

Top highlights:

• People travelling to Delhi from Maharashtra must carry a negative RT-PCR

• Meghalaya announces new travel rules

• Negative COVID-19 report mandatory to enter Chhattisgarh

• Himachal Pradesh makes RT-PCR test mandatory for visitors from 7 states

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Here are the complete details:

Fresh COVID-19 restrictions in Delhi

As per the latest guidelines issued by Delhi government, all air travellers arriving from Maharashtra must carry a COVID-19 RT-PCR negative test report. The test should be taken 72 hours prior to arrival. Those without a valid test report will undergo mandatory home quarantine for 14 days.

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Meghalaya announces new travel guidelines

The entry procedure in Meghalaya has been revised.  All arriving passengers, excluding visitors from the North-Eastern states, must carry a valid COVID-19 RT PCR/CBNAAT/TruNat negative test report. The test should be conducted 72 hours prior to arrival. Those without the test report will undergo an RT-PCR test on arrival at the airport on a self-payment basis. All those who will be tested on arrival will undergo quarantine until the results are declared.

Here’s the official order:

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Entry procedure in Meghalaya has been revised by Govt of Meghalaya.

All our passengers are requested to take note of it for avoiding any inconvenience. Health Dept of #Meghalaya website may be referred to for any update.@IndiGo6E@flybigairlines pic.twitter.com/L0jq6naS9s

— AAI Shillong Airport (@aaishillong) April 10, 2021