Negative RT-PCR Report Mandatory For Entry To 3 Varanasi Temples
Mumbai: Varanasi district administration has made it mandatory for devotees to produce negative RT-PCR report not older than three days to enter Vishwanath Temple, Sankatmochan Temple and Annapurna Temple.
Divisional Commissioner Deepak Agrawal said on Wednesday said that the same order shall also be implemented in the city’s hotels as well.
Speaking to ANI, Agrawal said, “Varanasi district administration has made it mandatory for devotees to produce negative RT-PCR test report not older than three days to enter Vishwanath Temple, Sankatmochan Temple, and Annapurna Temple. We’ll implement it for hotels also.”
The Union Health Minister said that Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday recorded the second-highest number of new COVID-19 cases in the country at 176363.
According to the ministry’s statement on Wednesday, the state recorded the highest number of COVID deaths in the country at 85.
The ministry said on Thursday that 2,00,739 new COVID-19 cases, 93,528 holidays and 1,038 deaths occurred in India in the last 24 hours.
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