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Health & Family Welfare Services
Date:26th Feb 2021
No: NVBDCP/EST 7B /cOvID 19/2020-21

To,
The Managing Director
Bengaluru & Mangalore International Airport

Bengaluru& Mangaluru.

Subject: Verification of RT PCR Negative test certificate for passengers travelling by flight
from Kerala &Maharashtra: Regarding.
Reference: Circular from the Additional Chief Secretary, Dept. of Health & Family Welfare,
GoK, No: HFW 52 ACS 2021 & HFW 58 ACS 2021, Dated: 20.2.2021.

In view of sudden spurt in COVID cases in neighboring States of Kerala & Maharashtra, it is

to possess the RT- PCR Negative test certificate for passengers travelling by flight
from
mandatory
Kerala & Maharashtra as per the reference cited (Copy enclosed). It is therefore, requested to co

that all the passengers possess the certificate before boarding the
operate in this regard & ensure

flights in Kerala & Maharashtra.

Hence, it is reiterated that the staff from the concerned airlines shall ensure the RT - PCR

Kerala & Maharashtra. The

Negative test certificate of every passenger before boarding the flights from
stafffrom Dept. of Health & Family Welfare, Gok, are also deployed in Karnataka to verify the RT- PCR
Negative test certificate of the passengers.

Hence, you may instruct all the concerned officers to implement the necessary measures, so as
to prevent the spread of COVID 19.

CleonrstostA
Health & Family Welfare Services
Copy to,
1. Commissioner-BBMP

2. Deputy Commissioners of All districts

3. CEO, ZP of All districts
4. The District Health and Family Welfare officers of all districts, All Districts
5. The District Surgeons of All districts
6. The District Surveillance Officers of All districts
7. The APHO, Bengaluru International Airport, Bengaluru.

5th floor, Arogya Soudha, Magadi Road, Bengaluru-560023.

 4. The District Health and Family Welfare officers of all districts, All Districts
5. The District Surgeons of All districts
6. The District Surveillance Officers of All districts
7. The APHO, Bengaluru International Airport, Bengaluru.
8. The Director, Health & Family Welfare Services
9. The Director, Medical Education

Copy for kind information to:

1. The Chief Secretary to Government of Karnataka
2. The Additional Chief Secretary to Hon'ble Chief Minister
3. The Additional Chief Secretary, Dept. of Health and Family Welfare
4. The Additional Chief Secretary, Home Department
The Principal Secretary, Medical Education
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No. HFW 317 ACS 2020 Karnataka Government Secretariat

Vikasa Soudha
Bengaluru, Date: 24th August 2020

REVISED CIRCULAR

Subject: Revised protocol for lnter-State Travellers to

Karnataka (Version 3)

Reference: 1. Circular No.SOP 4/lST/2 regarding protocol for

inter-state traveller to Karnataka during phased re-
opening, version-2 dated 08.06.2020.
2. Order No. RD 158 TNR 2020 regarding regulation
of movement of persons from other states to
Karnataka dated 06.07.2020
3. Order No.4G3/2020-DM-l (A), regarding Guidetines
for phased reopening (unlock 3) from Ministry of
Home Affairs, Government of
lndia dated
29.07.20203.
4. Order No. RD 158 TNR 2020 regarding guidelines
for unlock 3 in {€rnataka dated 30.07.2020

1. Since March 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic has affected Karnataka and as mitigation
measure under lockdowns, various restrictions were imposed on inter-state travellers coming to
Karnataka. Recently, Government of lndia and Government of Karnataka have issued
guidelines for unlock 3(vide reference 3& 4) that there shall be no restrictions on inter-state
movement of persons and goods ln this co ntext a n dun der the orese nt circum stences the
followino revised ouidelines are issued for lnter-State Travellers o Karnataka

2. The followinq aspects pertaininq to lnter-State Travellers as mentloned in previous

circulars shall be disco',t nued henceforfh.'

a. Registration On Seva Sindhu portal

b. Entry and medical check-up at the state borders, bus stations, railway stations and
airports
c. Screening at the receiving centres in the districts
d. Categorization of passengers
e. Hand stamping
f. 14 days of quarantine
g. lsolation and testing

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 h. Enforcement of home quarantine including poster on home door, information to
neighbours/ Resident Welfare Association/Apartment Owners' Associations, monitoring
from Panchayauward level teams, flying Squad, IVRS call-centre outbound calls,
quarantine watch app monitoring

3. The incominq lnter-State Travellers are advised the followrno

a. lf asvmptomatic on arrival. they can report to work or perform their activities in the
State without any requirement of 14 days home quarantine. However, they shall self-
monitor their health for 14 days from the date of their arrival for any symptoms of Covid-
19 like fever, cough, cold, throat pain, difficulty in breathing, etc. and immediately seek
medical consultation without fail or call Apthamilra helpline 14410.
b. lf svmptomatic on arrival, i.e. having symptoms suggestive of Covid-19 as mentioned
vide above, they shall immediately self-isolate and seek medical consultation without fail
or call Apthamitra helpline 14410.
c. They shall observe standard COVID-19 precautions like compulsory wearing of face
mask, physical distancing of 2 meters (or 6 feet), frequent hand-washing with soap and
water or use of hand sanitizer, follow cough etiquette, etc. While in public areas and
workplaces.
d. The District Health Authority / BBMP shall suitably and appropriately plan IEC campaign
for the incoming travellers about the importance of self-reporting, self-isolation & COVID-
19 testing of symptomatic persons.

4. This revised Circular shall apply to all lnter-State Travellers arriving in Karnataka from all
States/UTs including business travellers, students, labourers coming for work, transit travellers,
etc. irrespective of their purpose of visit or duration of stay in the State. Deputy Commissioners
of all Districts / Commissioner, BBMP are hereby instructed to implement this with immediate
effect and without any deviations at district levels.
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(J{aid Akhtar)'
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Additional Chief Secretary to Govt

Health & Family Welfare Department
To:
1. All Deputy Commissioners
2. All CEOs of Zilla Panchayats
3. All Districl Health Officers / All District Surveillance fficers

Coov for in formation:

'1. Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka.
2. Commissioner-BBMP, Bengaluru.
3. Principal Secretary, Revenue Department.
4. Principal Secretary, Medical Education Department
5. Commissioner, Health & Family Welfare Services.
6. Mission Director, National Health Mission.
7. Director- Health and Family Welfare Services.
8. Director-Medical Education department.
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No.HFW58 ACS2021 Karnataka Government Secretariat

Vikasa Soudha
Bengaluru, date d: 20.O2.2021

CIRCULAR

Subiect: Special surveillance measures for arrivals from Maharashtra into

Karnataka : Regarding

Reference: Proceedings of the 76th meeting of State COVID-19-Technical

Advisory Committee (TAC), Dept of Health & Family
Welfare, D ated: 17 .02.2021.

With reference to above subject & as per recommendations of the Technical

Advisory Committee, the following measures are mandated to be followed:

The number of COVID-19 cases is rising sharply across the entire state of
Maharashtra. Mumbai has reported a near-doubling of number of G0VID-19 positive cases
from around 350 per day to 645 per day within a week. Amravati, Nagpur, Pune, and other
cities in Mumbai are also reporting a significant rise in the number ofcases. over 6000 new
cases have been detected in Maharashtra in the past 24 hours on 19/2/2027, for the first
time in several months. In Pune, test positivity rate has almost doubled in a week,
indicating a significant degree ofspread in community once again. In Nagpur and Amravati,
the rise in new cases has been sharp enough for the local administration to reinforce
control measures and defer openings of educational institutions. The number offresh cases
has once again started exceeding the number of recovered patients in Nagpur and
vidarbha.districts. In Amravati, the number of fresh cases has times. All this clearly
indicates thit the second wave of COVID-19 has possibly started in earnest in Maharashtra.

tn the context of the above, based on the recent SOP recommended for a similar
situation arising out of Kerala, the foltowing recommendations are made for the arrivals
from Maharashtra:

1. If there are a cluster of 5 or more cases of COVID '19 in hostels, boarding or

residential, educational institutions such places shall be declared as "containment
zones "by the local health authorities and special surveillance measures initiated.
After 7 days of noti$ing ofthe containment zone, the students and staff should be re-
tested with RT-PCR.

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 2. Strict enforcement of COVID-19 precautions like compulsory wearing of face masks,
physical distancrng, use of hand sanitizers, monitoring for symptomatic in hostels,
educational institutions are very important, and heads of institutions shall be made
responsible for any lapses in this regard.
3. A negative RT-PCR certificate that is not older than 72 hours shall be compulsory for
those arriving by fl ights/ buses/trains/personal transport.

a. The negative RT-PCR report shall be verified at the time of boarding by

airlines staffs.
b For those travelling by bus, tickets shall be issued on production of
negative RT-PCR report or shall be checked by the bus conductor while
boarding ofthose who have booked ticket online, etc.
c In the trains the TTEs shall check the negative RT-PCR test report.
d A random check of the testing reports ftom the persons arriving at the
tollgates /point of entry shall be made for those coming by personal
transport.

4 All those arriving from Maharashtra and checking into hotels, resorts, hostels, home
stays, dormitories, etc. shall compulsorily produce a negative RT-pcR certificate that
is not older than 72 hours. owners of the above-mentioned places should ensure that
the occupants produce negative RT-pCR certificate.
5 Positive samples (cr cycle less than z0) shall be sent to NIMHANS laboratory for
genomic sequencing.

In addition to the above, any potential covlD -19 outbreaks must not recur and affect
the existing situation. Therefore, the following public health measures are recommended:

6. Hostels and Colleges:

a. Residents should not be allowed to have visitors/relatives without obtaining

express permission from the covid nodal officers. A list of students travelling to
and from Maharashtra from the hoster/cortege should be maintained b! a
competent authority. The students shall compulsorily produce RT pcR negaiive
test reports, not older than lz hours; each time they return from Maharashtra
and till the situation improves.
b. strictly no visitors are allowed to enter hostel premises for any purpose. onry
urgent/necessdry needs for taking things from the room are aliowed; students
staying in campus / security guards will help do the picking.
c. As for as possible, all the students residing in the hostel should stay in separate
rooms to maintain adequate physical distance and avoid crowding.
. Any
d. potential for super spreading avenues (such as crowdingln dining areas,
waiting for halls, reading rooms, indoor playing areas, gymnasium etc.)should be
prevented inside the hostel and colleges/schools. The meal timing;hould
be
staggered to ensure that there is no crowding in the dining area.

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 e. Day scholars travelling from Maharashtra to schools/colleges in any part of the
Karnataka shalI be subjected to RTPCR testing every fortnightly.

7. Those who have arrived from Maharashtra in the past two weeks (colleges, hospitals,
nursing homes, hostel, hotel, lodge etc.J in the State of Karnataka shall compulsorily
be sub.jected to RT- PCR test.

a. An exemption is given.only to those who have a valid RT PCR negative test report
not older than 72 hours.

b. Anyone who does not comply with this shall immediately be reported to the
nodal person/authorities and made to strictly stay in the designated "quarantine
room "in the facility till RT-PCR test report is negative.

c. All the students in medical/engineering or other professional colleges who have

arrived from Maharashtra should be tested for RT PCR.

d. Nursing and Paramedical college students to be tested once.

8. Stricter compliance of the COVID-19 appropriate behaviors in all the colleges should
be ensured by the college and university administration. There shall be a nodal
person in the hostel and the classes to monitor the students' health condition and
others, more so ofthose from Maharashtra for COVID -19 symptoms, etc. and ensure
compliance to COVID -19 precautions / appropriate behaviors.
9. The students from Maharashtra who reside in the hostels shall avoid frequently
travelling to their native place unless it is strongly justified. Such students returning
from Maharashtra shall bring a negative RT-PCR test report that is not more than 72
hours old.
10. Even short term travelers between Maharashtra and Karnataka shall produce a
negative RT-PCR certificate that is not older than 72 hours. This negative report shall
be valid for period of 7 days. Besides, they shall self monitor their health for fourteen
days and in case of respiratory symptoms like fever, cough, cold, sore throat,
breathing difficulty, etc. and shall seek immediate medical consultation and undergo
COVID -19 testing.
11. The employees from Maharashtra working in multinational companies, Hotels,
resorts, Lodges, Home stays in Karnataka, should get the RT PCR test done at their
own cost.
12.The relevant SoP of COVID -19 of GoK/Univeisity / National regulatory authorities
like UGC, NMC, AICTE, etc. for higher educational institutions shall be strictly
complied with. Any failure to do so, the head of the institution shall be hetd
responsible under the "Epidemic Diseases Act".
13. It is recommended to ramp up testing and strengthen the COVID-19 surveillance
activities in all the colleges, residential facilities which have accommodated the
students and others from Maharashtra.
 14.The guidelines for the ensuring prevention of C0VID-19 outbreaks in colleges will
apply to hotels, resorts, apartments, and all residential facilities in Bengaluru. The
authorities for these facilities should ensure a negative RT-PCR certificate that is not
older than 72 hours and valid for 7 days is produced by any person travelling from
Maharashtra.
15. The outbreaks in any of these places occur only when the SoPs are not well
implemented. The accountability for implementing the SoPs and outbreak response
will be the responsibility ofthe Heads ofthe institutions.

16. The health authorities shall monitor the colleges/schools for compliance to COVID-19
appropriate behavior and testing at regular intervals.

All the returnees from Maharashtra shall produce negative RT PCR certificate, which
is not older than 72 hrs. District Authorities may take suitable preventive measures as
and when necessary with intimation to State.

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Additional Chief Secretary to Govt.
Department of Health and Family Welfare
To:

1. Commissioner-B BM P
2. Deputy Commissioners of all districts
3. CEO, ZP ofall districts
4. District Health and Family Welfare officers of all districts
5. District Surgeons ofall districts
6. District Surveillance Officers ofall districts
7. Director, Medical Education
L Head ofDept, Dept. of Neurovirologr, NIMHANS, Bengaluru.

Copy for kind information to:

1. Chief Secretary to Government of Karnataka

2. Additional Chief Secretary to Hon'ble Chief MiniSter
3. Additional Chief Secretary, Home Department
4. Principal Secretary, Medical Education
5. Commissioner-BBMP
6. Director, Health & Family Welfare Services
7. Commissioner, Health & FW Services
8. Mission Director-National Health Mission

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No: HFW84 ACS2027 Karnataka Government Secretariat

Vikasa Soudha
Bengal u ru, Dated 22.3.2027

CIRCULAR

Subject: Special surveillance measures for arrivals from Kerala , Maharashtra,

Punjab and Chandigarh - Regarding.

Reference : (1) Circular No. HFW 52 ACS2021,Dated 16.2.2021

(2) Addendum No. HFW 52 AC92021,dated20.2.202L
(3) Circular No. llFW 58 ACS 2021, dated 20.2.2021.
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1. ln view of the surge of COVID-19 cases in Kerala and Maharashtra, special

surveillance measures have been put in place for persons coming from those States.
It has been made mandatory for passengers coming from Kerala and Maharashtra to
carry RT-PCR negative certificates not older than 72 hours at the time of arrival into
Karnataka. Further, vide, the Circular cited at Reference-2 above, the method of
verification ofthese certificates has also been laid down.

2. Recently, a surge in the nun-rber of COVTD-19 cases has been witnessed in

Punjab and Chandigarh. The matter has been examined in consultation with the
Technical Advisory Committee and it is felt that it has now become necessary to
apply the same guidelines for the passengers coming from Punjab and Chandigarh
as well. It has, therefore, been made mandatory for passengers coming from Puniab
and Chandigarh to carry a negative RT-PCR certificate for entering Karnataka.

3. Further, in partial modification of the Addendum No. HFW 52 ACS 2021,

dated.2O.2.2021, cited at Reference (2J, the following SOP is being notified for the

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Chandigarh;

til Negative RT-PCR certificate not older than 72 hours shall be compulsorily
produced by the passengers coming to Karnataka by flight, bus, train and
personal transport. This will be applicable for all the flights originating in
Maharashtra, Kerala, Punjab and Chandigarh.
(ii) Airlines shall issue boarding passes only to the passengers carrying
RT-PCR negative certificate not older than 72 hours.

(iiD Railway Authorities shall be responsible for ensuring that all passengers
travelling by trains carry negative RT-pCR certificates.
(iv) For all the passengers travelling by bus, the bus conductor shall ensure
they possess RT-PCR negative certificates.
(v) Depury Commissioners of the Districts bordering Maharashtra and Kerala
shall make arrangements to ensure that aI the vehicles entering
Karnataka are checked for the compliance of the above requirement.

4 For short term travelers and students the guidelines will be applicable as
mentioned in Reference L and 3.

5. Permitted exemptions for negative RT-pCR certificate :

[iJ Constitutional functionaries and health care professionals.

(ii) Children below 2 years
(iii) In dire emergency situation (death in the family, medical treatment etc.,)
- the passenger's swab shall be collected on arrival in Karnataka with
necessary details like phone number, address etc., duly verisring from his
ID card. on receipt ofthe RT-pcR test report, further action wifb" trk"n
as per the State protocol.

The above measures shall come into effect from 2sth March 2021, 06:00 Hrs.

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0atdaid AkhtarJ'
Additional Chief Secretary to Govt.,
Department of Health and Family Welfare
To:
1. Chief Executives of all Airlines.

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3. The APHO, Bengaluru International Airport & Mangalore Airport.
4. The Manager, Airport Authority of India, Hubballi, Bealgavi, Kalaburagi
& Mysore.
5. The Commissioner - BBMP, Bengaluru
6. The Deputy Commissioners of all districts
7. CEO,ZP of all districts
B. The District Health and Family Welfare officers of all districts
9. The District Surgeons ofall districts
10.The District Surveillance Officers of all districts

Copy for kind information to:

1. Chief Secretary, GOK
2. Additional Chief Secretary to Hon'ble Chief Minister
3. Additional Chief Secretary, Home Department
4. The Commissioner, Health & F W Services, Bengaluru
5. Mission Director-National Health Mission
6. Smt. Shikha, IAS, Managing Director, BMTC, Bengaluru, Coordinator,
Domestic & International Returnees, BIAL, Bengaluru.
7. The Director, Health & Family Welfare Services
B. PS to Hon'ble Minister for HFW and Medical Education.