G20 Meetings: Government Exempts Delegates and Participants Arriving in India From 2% Random COVID-19 Testing at Airports

The Government of India has decided to exempt the delegates and participants arriving to attend the G20 meetings in the country till November 2023, from 2 per cent mandatory random Covid-19 testing at the airports, a top government official said.
G20 Meetings: Government Exempts Delegates and Participants Arriving in India From 2% Random COVID-19 Testing at Airports.

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