<p>The Karnataka government on Tuesday exempted visitors from neighbouring Maharashtra from producing negative RT-PCR test report while on short trips.</p>
<p>Those who visit for two days or less need not produce negative Covid-19 test report. The decision by the Health department has been taken in the wake of decline in Covid cases in both the states, sources said.</p>
<p>However, the visitors must have been administered with both the doses of Covid-19 vaccination and should follow Covid-19 protocols. This will apply to travellers who arrive by bus, rail and air for a couple of days in Karnataka.</p>
<p>The visitors should not have any symptoms and carry a self-declaration form with them. Thermal scanning on their arrival is a must as per the directives of the health department, they said.</p>
<p>The decision was taken in the recently held State Advisory Committee Meeting on Covid-19.</p>
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