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Negative certificate is mandatory to enter the country

Staff Correspondent: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has made it mandatory to come to Bangladesh from all over the world with Corona Negative Certificate. Bebichak is issuing instructions in this regard.

Effective Saturday (December 5). As a result, no domestic or foreign airline will be able to bring passengers to Bangladesh without a Corona Negative Certificate. Multiple sources of Bebichak have confirmed this information.

It is learned that Bebichak's Flight Standards and Regulations have come up with a new guideline. Bebichak member (Flight Standards and Regulations) Group Captain Chowdhury. The instructions signed by Ziaul Kabir said that if you want to come to Bangladesh, all the passengers have to test the corona in the PCR lab within 72 hours and the negative passengers can come.

You have to show that negative certificate at the airport. At the same time, the airport will also investigate whether the passenger has any symptoms. If a passenger has a Corona Negative Certificate, he or she will be sent directly to the designated hospital for further examination, treatment and isolation. However, if no symptoms are seen in any of the passengers, he has to go to his home and stay in the home quarantine for 14 days.

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