‘CAA’ issued a fresh travel advisory for international flights operated in the country.

Civil Aviation Authority ‘CAA’ on Sunday gave a new travel assistance for universal flights worked in the nation, excluding travelers testing negative for coronavirus from isolate at government office or a hotel.

The aviation authorities gave reconsidered standard operating procedures ‘SOPs’ to be actualized from May 11 to May 30.

Under the new SOPs gave by the CAA, the commitment on the travelers going from abroad to remain at an administration oversaw isolate office or a hotel, on their own cost, is facilitated.

Presently the individuals who might test negative for coronavirus will be excluded from the isolate limitation and would be agreed to remain at their homes for 14 days under self-isolation.

However, if there should be an occurrence of testing positive for COVID-19, the traveler would will undoubtedly pick between the administration run isolate office or a hotel.

In any case, no traveler would be agreed to make from one territory then onto the next if there should be an occurrence of testing positive for the infection.

In another choice today, the administration has declared to proceed with the prohibition on local flights in wake of coronavirus outbreak.

Common Aviation Authority ‘CAA’ broadened its restriction on local flights for the following three days. The notice expressed that local flights will be prohibited till May 13, 11:59 pm.

Prior, the boycott had been forced till May 10, in any case, special flights and chartered planes were being offered exception to work in Pakistan after the special authorization of the administration.

The letter added that Google was also publishing community mobility reports, using data collected through Google Maps. “We hope that the reports [on movement] can help public health officials in Pakistan, and governments elsewhere respond to the coronavirus,” it said.

The letter also offered cooperation with the Pakistani government in creating a “credible and globally consistent digital policy and regulatory framework”.