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At Sgr International Airport, 151 out of 47k arrived travellers test positive for COVID -19 | KNO

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Srinagar, June 26 (KNO): At least 151 air travellers who have tested positive out of 47500 passengers who arrived at Srinagar International Airport after resumption of air traffic Talking to news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Dr. Qazi Haroon, OSD Director Health Services Kashmir, said that only 151 among them have tested positive till Thursday evening. “A total of 47, 891 travelers have arrived at Srinagar international Airport after resumption of flights,” he said, adding that number of travellers who tested positive belong to different districts of Kashmir. In the wake of outbreak of deadly COVID-19, the government had suspended the domestic flight operations across India for nearly three months. The operations resumed on May 25—(KNO)

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