INDIA: Starting February 14, 2014, all travellers from Kenya to India will be required to be fully vaccinated against polio. Kenya Airways has since informed its customers to adhere to the rules.
This follows the introduction of these new regulations by the government of India.
In addition to completing a full course of vaccination against polio, preferably with Oral Polio Vaccine (OPV), travellers from Kenya entering India will also be required to have received an additional dose of OPV at least six weeks before they travel. The full course of polio vaccination will be valid for one year.
“All travellers from Kenya will now be required to have in their possession a written record of vaccination (patient-retained record) for polio, preferably using IHR 2005 International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis from a hospital or Centre administering OPV that is authorised by the Government of the Republic of Kenya,” said a statement from Kenya Airways.
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