The Ghana Airports Company Limited has revised its guidelines on Covid-19 at the Kotoka International Airport, with effect from January 6, 2023.
The Ghana Airports Company is putting measures to avert the rising spread of the covid-19 pandemic. European governments have started reintroducing covid-19 measures.
A statement issued by the authorities warned that it will surcharge airlines that fail to adhere to it will $3,500. The airlines are to ensure every passenger from China to Ghana is fully vaccinated.
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Airlines that bring passengers to Kotoka International Airport who are not fully vaccinated will be penalised. Passengers originating their journey from China without a valid negative Covid-19 PCR test results 48 hours before the departure would be surcharged $3500.
According to GACL, passengers arriving in Ghana from China “will be required to undergo mandatory Covid-19 testing. This will come at no cost to the passengers.
Passengers coming from other countries apart from China who are partially vaccinated or unvaccinated person will be required to text. Ghanaians and non-Ghanaians are also required to take a mandatory covid-19 test. This will go a long way to prevent spreading.
