The ban on entering data in 'passtrack' on passengers coming from abroad has been lifted

 Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority has done away with the requirement of entry of health data on all passengers coming from abroad.

According to a notification of the Civil Aviation Authority available to Urdu News, 'passengers coming from abroad will be able to travel without entering data in the PassTrack app before travelling.'

According to the notification, the use of the PassTrack app has been stopped and the application of this decision will be effective immediately.

It should be noted that after the Corona epidemic, Pakistan had introduced the Pass Track app for those coming from abroad. Entry of all information in the app before travel has been made mandatory for those coming from abroad. Entry of data in PassTrack mobile application has been made mandatory from May 5, 2021.

According to the Civil Aviation Authority's notification, 'In view of the Corona situation, the use of Pass Track app has been stopped, however, in the light of the instructions of the concerned health department authorities, data entry in the Pass Track app can be re-enforced on passengers. .'

It should be noted that for passengers coming to Pakistan, the application of registration on the Passtrack app was only for those above 12 years of age, while disabled persons were exempted from Passtrack registration.

According to Civil Aviation, diplomats were exempted from PassTrack while passengers who did not know how to use smartphones were checked in by agents before boarding.