Bengaluru Airport Responds to Mpox Outbreak with Testing and Quarantine Protocols
Bengaluru Airport's Response to the Mpox Outbreak
In light of the recent Mpox outbreak, Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru has taken decisive steps to ensure the safety of its passengers. The airport has established specialized monkeypox testing kiosks for international travelers, focusing particularly on those arriving from African countries with reported cases.
Testing and Quarantine Protocols
- Passengers exhibiting symptoms will undergo testing immediately.
- Those who test positive will be subject to a mandatory 21-day quarantine.
- The measures aim to curb the spread of the disease and protect public health.
As the situation evolves, the airport remains committed to implementing necessary measures to safeguard the well-being of all.
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