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The government has worked out a roadmap for reopening the Bandaranaike International Airport for inbound and outbound passengers with guidelines that include the setting up of a laboratory to test them for COVID-19, Civil Aviation Minister Prasanna Ranatunga said today.
He made these remarks regarding the inauguration of a new passenger terminal and an access road to the airport. He said arrangements had been to reopen the airport anytime soon, subject to clearance by the health authorities.
The Minister said precautions would be taken to ensure that COVID-19 cases were not entering the country.
According to health guidelines, all inbound passengers would be disinfected upon arrival. The disinfectant cubicles have already been installed at the airport. There will be arrangements made for social distancing.(Kelum Bandara)
Johan Friday, 15 May 2020 02:02 AM
First Why do not you open the roads connecting the districts and cities so that the people's life Will come to normal in Sri Lanka.Secondly you can think of opening the international road ways Which was the main course spreading Covid-19 In Sri Lanka.Do not repeat the foolish things again
Sunjith Friday, 15 May 2020 06:42 AM
Such good news! Hopefully it opens soon.
Rufus Somanader. Friday, 15 May 2020 09:10 AM
Hope we can get back in June.
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