Alia Bhatt Did Not Break COVID Rules By Flying To Delhi, Says Mumbai Civic Body
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"No action is warranted if she has travelled with a negative COVID-19 report," said a BMC official
Actor Alia Bhatt has not violated COVID-safety protocols by flying to New Delhi, Mumbai civic body Brihanmumbai Corporation or BMC has said. Alia, who was at a dinner last week where four guests later tested positive for the virus, flew to New Delhi on Tuesday to promote her film Brahmastra and has been criticised on social media for doing so. A senior BMC official told news agency PTI that Alia Bhatt had a negative COVID test report and was not in breach of quarantine rules. "No action is warranted if she has travelled with a negative COVID-19 report," the official said, reports PTI.
Alia Bhatt, who battled COVID earlier this year, was pictured flying out of Mumbai's Kalina airport on Tuesday; she returned on Thursday:
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