Report Prepared on June 4, 2020 - FICCIficci.in/spdocument/23284/Statewise-Mapping-Unlock1.pdf ·...

Report Prepared on June 4, 2020

1 Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry

Table of Contents Background ................................................................................................................................. 2

List of states / UTs with no additional restrictions / relaxations with respect to MHA order dated

May 30, 2020 ............................................................................................................................... 4

Arunachal Pradesh ....................................................................................................................... 4

Assam .......................................................................................................................................... 4

Chhattisgarh ................................................................................................................................ 5

Delhi ............................................................................................................................................ 6

Goa ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………7

Gujarat ........................................................................................................................................ 8

Haryana ....................................................................................................................................... 8

Himachal Pradesh ........................................................................................................................ 9

Karnataka .................................................................................................................................... 9

Kerala ........................................................................................................................................ 10

Lakshadweep ............................................................................................................................. 10

Madhya Pradesh ........................................................................................................................ 10

Maharashtra .............................................................................................................................. 11

Manipur .................................................................................................................................... 12

Meghalaya ................................................................................................................................. 12

Mizoram .................................................................................................................................... 12

Nagaland ................................................................................................................................... 13

Odisha ....................................................................................................................................... 13

Rajasthan .................................................................................................................................. 13

Sikkim ....................................................................................................................................... 13

Tamil Nadu ................................................................................................................................ 14

Tripura ...................................................................................................................................... 15

Uttar Pradesh ............................................................................................................................ 15

Uttarakhand .............................................................................................................................. 16

West Bengal .............................................................................................................................. 16

Annexure: Quarantine Regulation for Passengers Entering State by Flight ................................... 17


Background

The Ministry of Home Affairs issued “Guidelines for Phased Re-opening (Unlock 1)” as per

Order No 40-3/2020-DM-I (A) on 30 May, 2020. The Order laid out the Governments proposed

model for easing lockdown restrictions and reopening the economy. While states have been

instructed not to further dilute the guidelines, they may continue to impose further

restrictions basis the situation on ground.

Phased re-opening of areas outside the Containment Zones

In the areas outside the Containment Zones, all activities will be permitted, except the

following, which will be allowed, with the stipulation of the following Standard Operating

Procedures (SOPs) to be prescribed by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW),

in a phased manner:

Phase I

The following activities will be allowed with effect from 8 June, 2020:

i. Religious places/ places of worship for public.

ii. Hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality services

iii. Shopping malls

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) will issue Standard Operating Procedures

(SOPs) for the above activities, in consultation with the Central Ministries/ Departments

concerned and other stakeholders, for ensuring social distancing and contain the spread of

COVID-19.

Phase II

Schools, colleges, educational/ training/ coaching institutions, etc will be opened after

consultations with states and UTs. State governments/ UT administrations may hold

consultations at the institution level with parents and other stakeholders. Based on the

feedback, a decision on the re-opening of these institutions will be taken in the month of July,

2020.

MoHFW will prepare SOPs in this regard, in consultation with the Central Ministries/

Departments concerned and other stakeholders, for ensuring social distancing and contain

the spread of COVID-19.

Phase III

Based on the assessment of the situation, dates for restarting the following activities will be

decided:

i. International air travel of passengers except as permitted by MHA.

ii. Metro Rail.


iii. Cinema halls, gymnasiums, swimming pools, entertainment parks, theatres, bars,

auditoriums, assembly halls and similar places.

iv. Social/ political/ sports/ entertainment/ academic/ cultural/ religious functions and

other large congregations.

The purpose of this document is to map the activities in states / UTs while rolling out the

first phase of the Unlock 1.0.


List of states / UTs with no additional restrictions / relaxations with respect

to MHA order dated May 30, 2020

• Andhra Pradesh

• Bihar

• Jammu & Kashmir

• Jharkhand

• Ladakh

• Telangana

Arunachal Pradesh

Additional Restrictions

• Vegetable markets allowed only on alternate days.

Assam


• City buses, intra & inter district buses allowed with 50% passengers under ASTC

only.

• No vehicles can stop in containment zones or buffer zones.

• People reaching state by flights to be put on mandatory 14-day quarantine.

Passengers to be distributed equally in-home quarantine and government

quarantine.

• Inter-district transportation restriction on sale of pork.

• Fish and Poultry from West Bengal or via West Bengal only through special

permission.

• Hotels, Restaurants, and other hospitality services to open from 8th June with

50% capacity at any given time.

• Pillion riders on 2 wheelers prohibited.

Additional Relaxations

• Film and Video shooting in public areas allowed from 1st June.

• Parlours and barber shops open from 1st June.


Chhattisgarh


• Shops apart from Hotels & restaurants, Malls, club houses can only operate till

1900 hrs.

• Night curfew from 1900 hrs to 0700 the next day.

SOP to be followed by passengers coming to Chhattisgarh via domestic flights and

normal trains from other states

• Passengers coming from different states needs to register on portal

http://epass.cgcovid19.in

• After landing at the airport the passenger to be sent batch wise - 20 passengers

in a batch.

• Hand baggage and check in baggage to be sanitised by the state authority.

• Passengers showing the symptoms to be sent to kiosks, after the sample

collection they will be sent to the isolation centre.

• Those passengers tested positive to be sent to government quarantine centre /

home quarantine / paid quarantine centre depending upon the situation for 14

days.

• Passengers coming from trains to be dispersed batch wise (2 bogies in a batch)

after the scanning producers.

• Passengers travelling to airport must have boarding pass for travellers as well as

e-pass for the driver to enter the premises.

Guidelines for action in respect of persons / workers returning to Chhattisgarh

• Collectors of all the districts have been requested to maintain all the essential

details of the individuals who are willing to come back to Chhattisgarh from

different state.

• Based on the provided details the migrants and their family members will be kept

in quarantine centre organised by the State Government.

• Holding area / medical camp will be arranged by the local authorities at the

borders for the migrants coming from neighbouring states by the respective state

busses to Chhattisgarh.

http://epass.cgcovid19.in/


Order from office of Transport Commissioner regarding SOP for inter district

movement of city buses

• Buses will operate following all the precautionary guidelines and will stop only at

pre-defined stoppages.

• While travelling in the bus; driver, conductor and passengers must compulsorily

wear the masks.

• It is mandated to maintain the social / physical distance in the bus.

• For inter-district travels all the passengers must get the e-pass from the link

https://epass.cgcovid19.in

• For inter-state travels people must get an e-pass.

Delhi

Containment Zone

• Lockdown shall continue to remain in force in the Containment Zones till June 30.

• In the Containment Zones, only essential activities shall be allowed. There shall be

intensive contact tracing, house-to-house surveillance, and other clinical

interventions, following the guidelines of MoHFW.


• Hotels and other hospitality services, except those meant for housing

health/police/government officials/healthcare workers/stranded persons

including tourists and those used for quarantine facilities, and running of canteens

at bus depots, railway stations and airports, shall remain closed.

• All religious places/places of worship shall be closed for public. Religious

congregations are strictly prohibited.

• Spas shall remain closed.

• Social distancing to be maintained in all cases. If social distancing is not

maintained by any shop, then the said shop shall be liable to be closed.

• Construction activities shall be permitted wherever the workers are available on-site or

could be transported to the site from within the NCT of Delhi.

https://epass.cgcovid19.in/


Activities permitted with Restrictions

• Restaurants shall be permitted to operate kitchens for home delivery and takeaway of

food items.

• Intra-State (within NCT of Delhi) movement of buses (DTC as well as Cluster) shall be

permitted with the condition that not more than 20 passengers shall be allowed at one

time inside the bus.

SOP for Busses

• The Transport Department shall deploy an adequate number of bus marshals

inside each bus for maintaining social distancing inside the bus and restricting the

number of passengers to 20.

• Buses, boarding shall be allowed only from the rear door while de-boarding shall

be allowed only from the front door.

• Before entering the bus, each passenger shall be screened through a thermal gun

on 'best effort' basis.

Goa


• Hotels in the state would continue to remain closed till 30th June.

• Goa issues advisory for gradual relaxations in lockdown norms from June 8 : Goa

Health Ministry has compiled a comprehensive list of dos and don'ts, which spell

out precautions that need to be taken in various aspects of life, including in public

places, dealing with house-help or using public transport.

• No Exit Permit required to leave the State: The District Magistrate, North Goa

issued order that no "Exit permit" is required from the Government of Goa to exit

the State. The person or persons intending to go out of Goa has to obtain

permission from the concerned destination district/State as applicable.

• There would be no inter-state bus transport to neighbouring States of

Maharashtra and Karnataka.

• Hotels in the state would continue to remain closed till 30th June.


• The state has already reopened several sectors, including manufacturing

industries, public transport, shops, private establishments, and markets, as part

of relaxations made during the third phase of the lockdown.


Gujarat


• Educational Institutions (only admin work allowed)

• State Transport Buses to operate across the state with 60% capacity, in

Ahmedabad & Surat – 50% capacity

• Only family member allowed as Pillion rider on 2-Wheeler – Masks compulsory

• In small cars - Driver + 2 passengers and in big cars - Driver + 3 passengers

allowed

• Private Buses – with 50% capacity with no passenger standing and general

SOPs declared for ST buses

• Auto Rickshaws (Driver + 2), Cabs (5 seater cabs – Driver + 2 ), SUVs or larger

Cabs (seating 6+ - Driver +3)

• Tea Coffee Stalls, Liquor Shops, Pan Shops (only Takeaways)


• To be opened from 8th June: Street Vendors – at designated places.

Haryana

SOPs for Inter-State Travel in Haryana

Department of State Transport, Haryana has released SOPs for inter-state travel in

buses of Haryana Roadways, as mentioned below.

• The buses being employed for ferrying passengers should be fully sanitised

inside out.

• Sanitiser bottles must always be kept inside the buses and must be used by the

bus staff from time to time at regular intervals.

• The wearing of masks by everyone aboard the bus and on bus stands must be

strictly adhered by all. All passengers should carry sanitizers with them.

• The passengers intending to undertake travel must carry their identity proofs

and tickets, in either electronic mode or physical form.

• The bus staff as well as passengers must have Arogya Setu app downloaded in

their mobile phones while they travel with all relevant details filled in. The app

should always be functional.


• It must be ensured that the staff and passengers are free of COVID symptoms.

If any such person is aboard, he or she must immediately be de-boarded and

sent home and the people in contact with him / her must be home quarantined

for 14 days.

• While passengers are boarding, their thermal screening must be ensured by

the staff deployed there. No passenger should be allowed to board if he / she

is running high temperature. The staff doing thermal screening must wear PPE

kit while doing the screening and should sanitise themselves properly and

adequately.

• The number of passengers aboard one bus shall not exceed 30-35 depending

upon extent of purchase of multiple tickets.

• Passengers must follow COVID protocols and shall maintain physical distancing

at bus stands and in the bus, not spit inside the bus or outside and at bus stands

and other public places, cover their faces while sneezing and coughing.

Himachal Pradesh


• No movement of persons shall be allowed from 2000 hrs to 0600 hrs daily except

for essential activities and morning walk/run within locality on foot from 0500 hrs

to 0600 hrs.


• Pass shall be required for coming into the District Hamirpur by vehicle from any

other state as per State Government Order No. Rev(DMC)(C)20-2/2020-COVID19

Dated 31.05.2020.

• For daily/weekend commute through inter-state barriers by persons who work in

offices/establishments within district, pass shall be required from District

Magistrate/Concerned SDM.

Karnataka


• Hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality services have been disallowed (except

for the running of canteens in bus depots, railway stations and airports).

• Shopping malls are not allowed to open.

• Access to religious places/places of worship for public are not allowed.


Kerala


• Besides the car driver, three passengers can travel in a four-wheeler

Interstate Movement

• Those coming from outside the state will have to register with the government's

'COVID Jagratha portal' and travel after taking pass.

• For train journey, passengers coming with return tickets from other states need

not undergo quarantine.

Lakshadweep


• Extension of Lockdown till 30 June, 2020


• Department of Education-UTL-Kerala university is schedule to conduct the final

semester Degree/PG exam at the allotted Exams centres at Kavarathy,

Lakshadweep for the students of the University who have returned from Kerala

to various Islands during the lock down.

Madhya Pradesh


• One-fourth of the shops in the urban areas of Indore, Ujjain, Neemuch and

Burhanpur will be opened turn by turn. One-third of the shops in markets of

Bhopal will open turn by turn. Half the shops in Dewas, Khandwa Municipal

Corporation and Dhar.

• All government and private offices will be opened in Indore, Ujjain and Bhopal

Municipal Corporation areas with 50 percent employees.


Maharashtra


• Religious places / places of worship for public are not allowed to operate

• Barber Shops, Saloons, Beauty Parlours are not allowed

• Shopping Malls, Hotels, Restaurants and other Hospitality Services are not

allowed to operate.

• Malls and market complexes are not allowed to open.


• All Municipal Corporations of MMR Region, including MCGM, MC of Pune,

Solapur, Aurangabad, Malegaon, Nashik, Dhule, Jalgaon, Akola, Amravati and

Nagpur, which were Red-Zones, additional activities are allowed in Phased

manner excluding containment zones. Activities permitted in earlier orders will

continue to be allowed.

• June 03 onwards - Outdoor physical activities like cycling/ jogging / running /

walking between 5am - 07 pm permitted.

• Services of plumbers, electricians, pest-control and technicians, Garage and

Workshop for vehicles with prior appointment.

• Govt offices which were not operational are allowed to function at 15%

strength or minimum 15 employees

• June 08 onwards - All private offices can operate with up to 10% strength or

minimum 10 employees.

• E-Com for non-essential goods is allowed in Red zone but not in containment

zones.

• No indoor activities will be permitted in the stadium.

• Inter-district bus service orders will not be permitted.


Manipur


• Guidelines of lockdown 4 extended till June 30 and till further orders.

• Passes needed for private vehicles to ply.

• Night curfew 6 pm to 6 am in most districts but DCs of districts are coming up

with local level orders.


• Odd even for vehicles carrying goods.

• Home delivery of essential commodities only from 6 am to 2 pm by local shops.

• Wholesale shops to operate all days except Sunday.

• Only essential services like hospital, govt officials engaged in COVID duties,

essential services etc exempted.

• Standalone shops to open between 0600 hrs - 1400 hrs

Meghalaya

Additional Restriction

• All shops from fixed premises are allowed except barber shops, beauty

parlours and salons.

• 50% of private and public transport allowed to operate

• 4 wheelers with only 2 passengers, and pillion riding with female or child below

12 years allowed

Mizoram


• Public transport allowed carrying passengers of 50 percent capacity.

• Markets and shops to open between 1000 hrs – 1700 hrs.

• Essential commodity selling shops and other commodity shops will open on

alternate days.

• Private vehicles to ply as per odd even arrangement.

• All borders remain sealed except for Assam & Tripura borders, where stranded

people are also being brought in. Inter-state border at Kanhmun kept open.


Nagaland


• Odd Even system of vehicles movement only in Dimapur town (This is applicable

only in NH29 & Dimapur town).

• Shops in rural areas allowed to open but in towns restrictions continues.

• Private offices allowed to operate only in Dimapur and Kohima with 50% staff

Odisha


• Odisha Government orders complete shutdown on Saturdays and Sundays in 11

districts - Ganjam, Puri, Nayagarh, Khurda, Cuttack, Jagatsinghpur, Kendrapara,

Jajpur, Bhadrak, Balasore and Bolangir.

• All Shopping Malls will remain closed till 30th June.

• There would be no permission for any kind of religious, political or, any other form

of congregation people till 30th June 2020.

• The curfew timings are from 1900 hrs to 0700 hrs the next day.

Rajasthan


• Hotels and Malls to remain closed till 30th June.

• All religious places/places of worship shall be closed for public to remain closed

till 30th June.

Additional Relaxation

• All Monuments, Forts and Museums have been reopened to the public from 1st

June. SOPs on required steps to open the monuments have been issued to all the

concerned superintendents.

Sikkim


• Strict restriction on inter-state movement.

• Shops to open on alternate days as per government’s schedule


• Private vehicles and cabs allowed to operate in odd - even fashion.

• Inter district movement is allowed but controlled in private vehicles with max

capacity of 50%.

• Inter-district cab movement is prohibited.

Tamil Nadu


• All religious places/places of worship shall be closed for public. Religious

congregations are strictly prohibited.

• Tourists travel to Nilgiris District, Kodaikanal and Yercaud tourist places will be

prohibited.

• Hotels, restaurants and other hospitality services, expect those meant for housing

health/police/Government officials/healthcare workers/stranded persons

including tourists and for quarantine facilities are not permitted

• Shopping malls to remain closed.

• Inter-state public transport to be non-operational.


• IT/ITES are permitted to operate with at least 20% to work from home. In areas

falling under the jurisdiction of Greater Chennai Police (GCP), IT/ITES are

permitted to operate with company provided transport at 20% strength subject

to a maximum of 40 persons.

• In areas falling under the jurisdiction of Greater Chennai Police (GCP), all private

offices are allowed to function at 50% strength. However, work from home shall

be encouraged to the extent possible.

• All showrooms and large format shops (including jewellery and textiles shops)

except in shopping malls are permitted to operate with 50% staff strength without

air conditioning and limiting the number of customers to five at a time to ensure

social distancing.

• Restaurants shall be permitted to function with effect from 8.6.2020 with dine-in

facilities with 50% of seating capacity maintaining social distancing. Air

conditioning shall not be used even if it is available.

• Tea shops & Restaurants (parcel along till 7.6.2020), vegetable shops and

provision shops, are permitted to function from 0600 – 2000 hrs. Other shops


including Liquor retail vending (TASMAC) shops are permitted to function from

1000 - 2000 hrs. In Greater Chennai, liquor shops to remain closed.

• Rental vehicles and taxis including cab aggregation are permitted with not more

than three passengers, excluding the driver.

• Public transport is permitted through Government and private buses subject to

total seating capacity limited to 60%. Public transport is not permitted in the

following areas: Kancheepuram, Tiruvallur and Chengalpattu districts and within

the Chennai Police Commissionerate limit.

Tripura


• Market complexes and malls to remain closed.

• Inter-district movement restricted and permission needed from District

authorities.

• Night curfew 1900 hrs to 0700 hrs next day.

Uttar Pradesh


• Prohibition on entry of people from containment zones / hotspot areas in Delhi

to Gautam Buddh Nagar and Ghaziabad will remain.

• Night curfew 1900 hrs to 0700 hrs the next day


• All government offices will operate with 100% workforce. Staggered timings will

be followed- 0900 – 1700 hrs, 1000 – 1800 hrs, and 1100 – 1900 hrs to limit the

spread of coronavirus.

• All markets will remain open from 0900 – 2100 hrs on a rotational basis.

Supermarkets may open with conditions of social distancing and other

precautionary measures. Weekly markets allowed in rural areas.


Uttarakhand


• Govt has permitted all business and commercial activities in red zones, only from

0700 hrs – 1600 hrs while in orange and green zones it has been allowed from

0700 hrs – 1900 hrs.

West Bengal


• Mandatory institutional quarantine for two weeks for the returnees on Shramik

Special trains/ Special trains from COVID-19 hotspots.

• Migrant workers reaching their homes in tea estates of West Bengal would not be

allowed to stay in home quarantine but kept in quarantine centres in each tea

garden.


Annexure: Quarantine Regulation for Passengers Entering State by Flight

State Quarantine Regulation

Andaman & Nicobar

• Home quarantine -14 days

Andhra Pradesh

• Passengers arriving from Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Gujarat, Rajasthan & Madhya Pradesh Institutional quarantine for 7 days

• Passengers arriving from remaining locations Home quarantine for 14 days

• All arriving passengers to register on website spandana.ap.gov.in prior buying the ticket

Assam • Incoming passengers to undergo Institutional quarantine for 7 days.

• Pregnant women, elderly persons above 75 years, person due to attend funeral of immediate relation, children below 10 years, divyang, immediate relative of hospitalized patients, people pre-existing health conditions are exempted from this requirement.

• Post completion of institutional quarantine, Passengers to remain under Home quarantine for 7 days

• Declaration form prescribed by state to be filled by passengers at arrival.

Bihar • No requirement

Chhattisgarh • Passengers to remain under home quarantine for 14 days

• All arriving passengers in must have E-pass downloaded with them.

• Passenger to registration from http://epass.cgcovid19.in

• These forms will be collected on help desk counters of health ministry at arrival hall and passengers will be released based on information written on these forms.

Delhi • All international passengers to be placed under Institutional quarantine for seven days on arrival.

• Passenger to be placed under Home quarantine for seven days.



• Passengers must use Aarogya Setu app

Goa • Passengers to be placed under home quarantine for 14 days

• Passenger to must either

1. Produce a COVID-19 negative certificate issued within 48 hours from the time of arrival.

2. If point 1 is not valid then all passengers must get the test done at airport by paying INR 2000 & maintain self-isolation till results are confirmed

• All passengers must submit self-Declaration form before or on arrival into Goa

Gujarat • Home quarantine - 14 days (Vadodara & Surat)

• Passengers need to register before landing in Surat.

• For android user there is app as well both links as below: o https://www.suratmunicipal.gov.in/EServices/Covid19SelfReporting o https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.smc.covidout

Haryana • Home quarantine -14 days Asymptomatic passengers will be permitted to leave the airport

• All passengers need to download Arogya Setu app

• Passengers flying to Chandigarh must fill self-declaration form

Himachal Pradesh

• Institutional quarantine -14 days (If coming from red zone)

• Home quarantine -14 days (If passenger carrying negative COVID-19 test report from ICMR-authorised lab)

• Passenger obligation All passengers need to download Arogya Setu app

Jammu & Kashmir

• Institutional quarantine -14 days (Mandatory COVID -19 test upon arrival)


• Defence personnel – No quarantine



• State domicile – Swab test & home quarantine if results negative

• Passenger obligation (To fill up ICMR form on arrival)

Jharkhand • Home quarantine -14 days

Karnataka • Institutional quarantine - 7 days (Passengers from Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Gujarat, Rajasthan & Madhya Pradesh)


• Passengers coming from remaining states

• Below categories of passenger if COVID 19 test found negative a) Pregnant women b) Children 10 years and below c) Senior citizens 80 yrs & above d) Terminally ill patients (cancer / chronic kidney disease / stroke)

• Passenger needs to have Seva-Sindhu portal pass from https://sevasindhu.karnataka.gov.in/ Sevasindhu/English Passenger cannot travel without the pass.

• Passenger should fill self-declaration form provided by govt. of Karnataka at departing/origin station

Kerala • Home quarantine -14 days (Business travellers with stay less than a week are exempted)

• After obtaining the flight tickets, passenger shall register their details on https://covid19jagratha.kerala.nic.in/. One has to select the airport of arrival.

• Arrival passengers need to carry e-pass after registering their details on the portal.

• CCJ - No counters, e-pass mandate from origin.

• TRV - Passengers without e-pass to undergo intuitional quarantine till obtaining it. Passenger will not be sent back.

• COK - Need to fill from at origin. In case of a miss, passenger can fill a manual form on arrival. However, the health officer will not entertain large numbers.

https://covid19jagratha.kerala.nic.in/



• On arrival, passenger to show their e-pass to health department at airport and undergo home quarantine for 14 days.

• Passenger should fill self-declaration form provided by govt. of Kerala at departing/origin station.

• Passengers must have the entry pass for Kerala plus any other state or UT to which the traveler is finally deciding to go after alighting from flights.

Madhya Pradesh

Bhopal

• Institutional quarantine -10 days (If found positive)

• Home quarantine -7 days (Post COVID-19 test, if found negative)

Indore

• No quarantine

• Download the Indore 311 app & do a self-registration before arrival.

• Passenger required do a health status update on 311 app for next 14 days.

Maharashtra Aurangabad


• All passengers to download Aarogya Setu app and furnish self-declaration on arrival.

• Passengers visiting Mumbai for short duration (



• All passengers to download Aarogya Setu app & furnish declaration

• Passengers visiting Mumbai for short duration (



• Arriving passengers should register on the state portal http://meghalayaonline. gov.in/covid/registerall.htm

• Passenger to confirm itinerary post registration on below numbers between 10 am – 8 pm

• Asst Commissioner of Transport – 7005629354

• DGM MTC- 8974254116/9863064839

• Pool Officer Transport Dept -943610338

Mizoram • Institutional quarantine -14 days

• Health status to be certified on Aarogya Setu App before departure

Nagaland • Institutional quarantine -14 days (All passengers)

• Home quarantine -14 days (following 14 days of mandatory institutional quarantine)

• 28 days active surveillance for:

o Person above the age of 60 years

o Children & parents of children 10 years & below

o Pregnant women & accompanying spouse

Odisha • Home quarantine -14 days (Exception if exiting Odisha within 72 Hours)

Punjab • Home quarantine -14 days

• Before boarding, passenger to register on COVA Punjab app.

Rajasthan • Home quarantine -14 days

• Self-declaration to be given by passengers and go through screening process

• Symptomatic passengers will be isolated and taken to nearest health facility.



Tamil Nadu • Institutional quarantine -14 days (Only if home quarantine facility is not available for passengers)

• Home quarantine -14 days (Domicile)

• All passengers travelling to Tamil Nadu need register on state website and apply for TN e-pass. On https://tnepass.tnega.org/

Telangana • No quarantine

Tripura • Institutional quarantine Passengers with foreign travel history in last 28 days to be kept in institutional quarantine till the results are declared.

• Home quarantine -14 days Random sample collection (Every 5th passenger)

• Passenger going to Bangladesh will be via Akhaura check-post will be transported via special transport on payment basis.

Uttarakhand • Institutional quarantine -7 days (For pax arriving from high load COVID-19 infected cities) (Govt. facility – non-payment basis) or (Paid quarantine facility – charges to be borne by passengers)

• Home quarantine -7 days (Followed by institutional quarantine)

• All passengers travelling to Uttarakhand need to register on state website.

• Web link : https://dsclservices.in/ uttarakhand-migrant-egistration.php

• Institutional quarantine accommodation options to be opted by passengers. Govt. facility is on non-payment basis or paid quarantine facility, charges to be borne by passengers.

• List of high load COVID-19 infected cities can be viewed from state website

Uttar Pradesh

Lucknow, Varanasi

• No quarantine



• Passenger will need to register state website before they exit the arrival hall at https://reg.upcovid.in

• Passenger coming for short duration & travelling to some other destination will have to submit their travelling details

Prayagraj


• Passenger will need to register state website before they exit the arrival hall

• Web Link : https://reg.upcovid.in or call 1800-180-5145

• Passenger coming for short duration & travelling to some other destination will have to submit their travelling details & will be exempted from quarantine measures

Gorakhpur


• Passenger will need to register state website before they exit the arrival hall

• Web Link : https://reg.upcovid.in

• Passenger coming for short duration & travelling to some other destination will have to submit their travelling details

West Bengal • Home quarantine -14 days

https://reg.upcovid.in/https://reg.upcovid.in/

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