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63 Per Cent In Delhi Didn't Go For Test Despite Covid-Like Symptoms: Report
Sixty-three per cent of people in Delhi-NCR (National Capital Region) who participated in a survey have said they did not undergo any test despite having Covid-like symptoms in the last 30 days, a digital community-based platform said on Monday.
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Delhi Capitals' Mitchell Marsh Admitted To Hospital After Testing Covid Positive
IPL 2022: Delhi Capitals' Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has tested positive for COVID-19 in his second RT-PCR test. Marsh's first RT-PCR test had come out to be negative, after returning a positive Rapid Antigen Test (RAT).
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Delhi RT-PCR Covid Test Cost Capped At Rs 300 At Private Hospitals, Labs
The Delhi government on Thursday capped the cost of conventional RT-PCR tests for COVID-19 detection in private hospitals and labs at Rs 300, a 40 per cent reduction from the earlier rate, according to an order.
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Asymptomatic People Being Turned Away From Delhi Testing Centres Over New Rules
Unaware of the new testing guidelines for COVID-19, a number of people, including those in need of a negative RT-PCR report to be able to work, are being turned away from testing centres in Delhi and surrounding areas.
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125 New Covid Cases In Delhi Today, Highest In 6 Months
63,313 Covid tests (56,511 RT-PCR and 6,802 Antigen) have been done in 24 hours, taking the total number of tests in the national capital to 3,21,64,981.
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IIT-Delhi Researchers Develop RT-PCR Based Assay For Detection Of Omicron Variant Within 90 Minutes
"By using this RT-PCR based assay, it will be possible to test for the presence of the Omicron variant within 90 minutes," the official said
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Health Minister Reviews RT-PCR Testing Facilities At Delhi Airport As Omicron Spikes
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Sunday reviewed the RT-PCR testing facilities at Delhi's IGI Airport as the tally of cases of Omicron variant of coronavirus reached 21 in the country.
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80% International Arrivals Opt For Rapid PCR Test At Delhi Airport Today: Report
On the first day of implementation of the new COVID-19 guidelines for international travellers, around 80 per cent of passengers opted for Rapid PCR test while others go with regular RT-PCR test.
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Passengers At Airport Can Choose Between 2 Tests: 5 Latest Facts
Airports across the country have enforced strict quarantine and testing rules for international passengers amid concern over the Omicron Covid strain. Passengers have been given the option to undergo either the Rapid PCR or RT-PCR test.
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With New Covid Protocols, Delhi Airport Can Handle Up To 1,500 Passengers
The Delhi International Airport has made arrangements to accommodate at the airport up to 1,500 international passengers at a time, including those coming from from 'at-risk' countries, till results of on-arrival RT-PCR tests are declared.
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Up To 6 Hours' Wait At Delhi Airport In New Rules For Omicron: Sources
Thousands of passengers arriving from countries where Omicron has been found may be stuck at the Delhi airport for up to six hours while they wait for their RT-PCR tests, sources said today.
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'Omicron' Patients In Delhi To Be Isolated, Treated At Lok Nayak Hospital
Earlier in the day, authorities in the national capital ordered RT-PCR testing for all people arriving from ''high-risk'' countries, genome sequencing of the positive cases, and mandatory isolation.
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IPL 2021: SunRisers Hyderabad Bowler T Natarajan Tests Positive For Covid, Match Against Delhi Capitals To Go Ahead
IPL 2021: Sunrisers Hyderabad bowler T Natarajan has tested positive for Covid-19 at a scheduled RT-PCR test, an official IPL statement said.
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JNU To Reopen From Tomorrow In Phased Manner
The university said upon arrival on the campus, every student will produce a negative RT-PCR test report not earlier than 72 hours prior to arrival.
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Delhi Caps Cost Of Covid RT-PCR Test At Rs 500, Down From Rs 800
Delhi government slashed the price of RT-PCR tests - the gold standard for detecting COVID-19 - from Rs 800 to Rs 500 in the city today, according to an order issued by the health department.
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63 Per Cent In Delhi Didn't Go For Test Despite Covid-Like Symptoms: Report
Sixty-three per cent of people in Delhi-NCR (National Capital Region) who participated in a survey have said they did not undergo any test despite having Covid-like symptoms in the last 30 days, a digital community-based platform said on Monday.
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Delhi Capitals' Mitchell Marsh Admitted To Hospital After Testing Covid Positive
IPL 2022: Delhi Capitals' Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has tested positive for COVID-19 in his second RT-PCR test. Marsh's first RT-PCR test had come out to be negative, after returning a positive Rapid Antigen Test (RAT).
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Delhi RT-PCR Covid Test Cost Capped At Rs 300 At Private Hospitals, Labs
The Delhi government on Thursday capped the cost of conventional RT-PCR tests for COVID-19 detection in private hospitals and labs at Rs 300, a 40 per cent reduction from the earlier rate, according to an order.
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Asymptomatic People Being Turned Away From Delhi Testing Centres Over New Rules
Unaware of the new testing guidelines for COVID-19, a number of people, including those in need of a negative RT-PCR report to be able to work, are being turned away from testing centres in Delhi and surrounding areas.
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125 New Covid Cases In Delhi Today, Highest In 6 Months
63,313 Covid tests (56,511 RT-PCR and 6,802 Antigen) have been done in 24 hours, taking the total number of tests in the national capital to 3,21,64,981.
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IIT-Delhi Researchers Develop RT-PCR Based Assay For Detection Of Omicron Variant Within 90 Minutes
"By using this RT-PCR based assay, it will be possible to test for the presence of the Omicron variant within 90 minutes," the official said
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Health Minister Reviews RT-PCR Testing Facilities At Delhi Airport As Omicron Spikes
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Sunday reviewed the RT-PCR testing facilities at Delhi's IGI Airport as the tally of cases of Omicron variant of coronavirus reached 21 in the country.
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80% International Arrivals Opt For Rapid PCR Test At Delhi Airport Today: Report
On the first day of implementation of the new COVID-19 guidelines for international travellers, around 80 per cent of passengers opted for Rapid PCR test while others go with regular RT-PCR test.
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Passengers At Airport Can Choose Between 2 Tests: 5 Latest Facts
Airports across the country have enforced strict quarantine and testing rules for international passengers amid concern over the Omicron Covid strain. Passengers have been given the option to undergo either the Rapid PCR or RT-PCR test.
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With New Covid Protocols, Delhi Airport Can Handle Up To 1,500 Passengers
The Delhi International Airport has made arrangements to accommodate at the airport up to 1,500 international passengers at a time, including those coming from from 'at-risk' countries, till results of on-arrival RT-PCR tests are declared.
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Up To 6 Hours' Wait At Delhi Airport In New Rules For Omicron: Sources
Thousands of passengers arriving from countries where Omicron has been found may be stuck at the Delhi airport for up to six hours while they wait for their RT-PCR tests, sources said today.
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'Omicron' Patients In Delhi To Be Isolated, Treated At Lok Nayak Hospital
Earlier in the day, authorities in the national capital ordered RT-PCR testing for all people arriving from ''high-risk'' countries, genome sequencing of the positive cases, and mandatory isolation.
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IPL 2021: SunRisers Hyderabad Bowler T Natarajan Tests Positive For Covid, Match Against Delhi Capitals To Go Ahead
IPL 2021: Sunrisers Hyderabad bowler T Natarajan has tested positive for Covid-19 at a scheduled RT-PCR test, an official IPL statement said.
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JNU To Reopen From Tomorrow In Phased Manner
The university said upon arrival on the campus, every student will produce a negative RT-PCR test report not earlier than 72 hours prior to arrival.
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Delhi Caps Cost Of Covid RT-PCR Test At Rs 500, Down From Rs 800
Delhi government slashed the price of RT-PCR tests - the gold standard for detecting COVID-19 - from Rs 800 to Rs 500 in the city today, according to an order issued by the health department.
