Bhubaneswar, May 20, ( Newshub Desk)– As COVID-19 cases surge in Singapore and Hong Kong, India’s Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has issued an advisory to travellers, ensuring precautionary measures while easing concerns about a potential new wave.
Recent reports indicate a sharp increase in infections across both regions, prompting health officials to enhance surveillance and preventive strategies.
While the Indian government has assured that there is no immediate threat within the country, it advises travellers to exercise caution, follow health protocols, and stay updated with official guidelines.
Speaking on the matter, a senior health official stated, “There is no need to panic. The rise in cases is being closely monitored, and necessary actions will be taken accordingly.”
The ministry has urged citizens to continue practising hygiene measures, wear masks in crowded places, and stay informed about entry requirements for international travel.
Airports are expected to implement stricter screening measures to identify any potential risks early.
Experts believe the situation is manageable, given the high vaccination coverage and improved treatment options. Authorities reassure the public that proactive steps will keep the spread under control, preventing disruptions akin to previous outbreaks.
India’s advisory reflects the global concern over fluctuating COVID trends, underscoring the importance of preparedness and vigilance in the post-pandemic era.
