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3 passengers who arrived from London test Covid positive: Goa Minister

By IANS | Updated: December 10, 2021 13:05 IST

Panaji, Dec 10 Three passengers who travelled to Goa on Friday onboard Air India flight from London have ...

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Panaji, Dec 10 Three passengers who travelled to Goa on Friday onboard Air India flight from London have tested positive for Covid, Health Minister Vishwajit Rane said.

"This is with reference to flight AI 146 that arrived from the UK today morning. 237 travellers tested on arrival. 3 patients have been tested positive," Rane tweeted.

The positive passengers will be quarantined at a government designated facility.

The Health Minister also said that all passengers who have tested negative would also be kept in strict home quarantine and would be "retested on day 8 or earlier if symptomatic".

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