Goa Reopens For Fully Vaccinated Tourists; COVID-19 Negative RT-PCR Report Remains Mandatory For Unvaccinated Visitors
Goa has reopened for tourists who are fully vaccinated or have a negative RTPCR report, as COVID cases have decreased. Till Friday, there were 997 active COVID-19 cases in the coastal state of India.
Panaji, August 7: Goa has been repoened for fully vaccinated tourists on Saturday as COVID-19 cases decreased. However, COVID-19 negative RT-PCR report remains mandatory for unvaccinated visitors.
Goa has reopened for tourists who are fully vaccinated or have a negative RTPCR report, as COVID cases have decreased.
"Goa govt is very alert. They are asking for masks everywhere and aren't allowing anyone to enter without negative RTPCR report," says a tourist pic.twitter.com/AJTz1e5zjy
— ANI (@ANI) August 7, 2021
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