A view of Nainital lake (photo| Special Arrangement) 
India

COVID-19 test mandatory for tourists visiting Nainital, Mussoorie: Uttarakhand HC

The order to resume testing of tourists comes ahead of Christmas and New Year holidays when large inflow of tourists is expected.

From our online archive

NAINITAL: The Uttarakhand High Court has ordered mandatory COVID-19 test of tourists visiting Nainital and Mussoorie.

In an order dated December 9, Acting Chief Justice Ravi Kumar Malimath and Justice Ravindra Maithani of the high court said tourists visiting the two popular tourist towns be tested for coronavirus at the time of entry.

The order to resume testing of tourists comes ahead of Christmas and New Year holidays when large inflow of tourists is expected in Nainital and Mussoorie.

COVID-19 cases have risen in Uttarakhand after the compulsory requirement for tourists to produce a negative RT-PCR report while entering the state was removed in September to boost tourism.

CJP leaders withdraw plea against custody as Delhi HC advises appeal if grievance persists

Delhi HC defers hearing on AISA chief Neha Bora's plea against 'peace' bond to Oct 22

Rubio meets Adani, Tata chiefs before heading to Jamnagar for Reliance refinery visit

AP local polls: SC directs SEC to examine YSRCP, others’ complaints of being prevented from filing nominations

CMRL bribery case: SC stays for a week probe against former Keralam CM Pinarayi Vijayan, others