COVID-19 | Woman vaccinated four times tests positive for Covid, stopped from boarding Dubai-bound flight from Indore
The Hindu
The 44-year-old Dubai resident has already taken four doses of two different vaccines against COVID-19, an official said
A woman tested positive for coronavirus at the Indore airport following which she was prevented from boarding the Air India’s Dubai-bound flight on December 29, an official said.
The 44-year-old Dubai resident has already taken four doses of two different vaccines against COVID-19, the official said.
“As per the standard practice, rapid RT-PCR tests are conducted during the weekly Indore-Dubai flight and as part of it, 89 passengers were tested today. A woman among them was found infected with the coronavirus,” Indore Health Department’s Medical Officer Dr. Priyanka Kourav told PTI.
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