New Delhi: A vaccination campaign is being carried out on a war footing in India amid the threat of corona infection. So far 644.8 million doses have been administered across the country. More than 497 million people have received a single dose of the vaccine, while more than 147.7 million people have taken both doses of the vaccine.

In view of the pace of vaccination in India, Sri Lanka has opened the doors of its country to Indians who have administered both doses of the vaccine. At the same time, Sri Lankan Airlines has also come up with a very special offer to woo Indians. Sri Lankan Airlines has come up with a "Buy one and get one free" offer for Indian people, under which a ticket will be free with a ticket back to India from Colombo. The offer will remain in force till October 31.

Indian nationals who have administered both doses of the vaccine no longer need to be quarantined in Sri Lanka. However, certain conditions have also been laid down for this. Speaking to the media, the airline said that tourists coming to Sri Lanka from India had taken the second dose of the vaccine at least 14 days ago. This will be followed by an RT-PCR test on his arrival in Sri Lanka, which should come negative. If a tourist's test report comes positive, he will be taken to the hospital. While a person found negative will be able to travel anywhere in the country as per his mind.

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