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New norms issued on inter-state travel

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:15 PM Jun 19, 2020 IST

Chandigarh, June 18

The state government has decided to regulate inter-state movement of persons coming to Haryana from other states for a stay of more than three days (72 hours), based on health-related reasons due to increasing Covid cases in the past few days.

An official spokesman said self-registration was a must on on www.saralharyana.gov.in.

He said travellers had to share details, including name, address and mobile number (use of the same mobile number for multiple registrations not allowed except in the case of a family). — TNS

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