India adopts 14-day isolation measures and entry restrictions for entry personnel.

Affected by the epidemic, India quickly adopted entry restrictions on countries in the epidemic area, stopped issuing visas to all countries, and took quarantine measures of 14 days for tourists from countries in the epidemic area. India has also indicated that it will fully control the spread of the epidemic in China and take adequate measures to prevent and control the epidemic.

Entry Quarantine All passengers arriving in India, including Indian citizens, have traveled to China, Italy, Iran, South Korea, France, Spain and Germany after February 15, and need to be quarantined for at least 14 days.

Stop issuing visas In response to the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic, the Indian government announced the suspension of all visas. The decision stipulates that all foreigners' visas in India will be temporarily invalid from now on, except for special visa categories such as diplomatic visas, official visas, visas for the United Nations and international organizations, employment and engineering visas. The decision will take effect on March 13, 2003 12 GMT, and will last until April 15, 2005.

All foreign cruise ships are banned from all ports in India due to the global spread of COVID-19 virus, Indian officials said on Monday.

Indian media reported that MSC Mediterranean cruise company "LYRIC" (MSC

Lirica) the cruise ship sought to dock at Mangalore Port in southern India last Saturday, but was rejected by India. In a statement, the port of Mangalore said: "In view of the threat from novel coronavirus, the central government has decided not to allow any foreign cruise ships to call at Indian ports from now until March 3 1 day."

Cumulative Confirmed Cases in India According to the data released by the Indian Ministry of Health, as of March 2, local time 1 1 (Beijing time March 12 13: 30), the cumulative confirmed cases in COVID-19, India 13, and the cumulative confirmed cases in COVID-19 rose to 73, including 56 Indian citizens. At present, the epidemic has appeared in 10 places in the whole country and Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Due to the spread of the epidemic in China, the Indian state of Haryana has declared COVID-19 an epidemic in this state on 12 local time. At present, there are 4 confirmed cases/kloc-0 in Haryana, all of which are imported cases.

The BBC pointed out that this bill may seriously impact the Indian economy. In addition to tourism, many industries and production industries may also be affected. IndiGo, an Indian domestic airline, has indicated that its annual revenue will be hit hard, and the automobile industry has also warned that its future production will also be affected, because 65,438+00% of raw materials come from China.