New Delhi: The Government of India has launched AIR SUVIDHA 2.0, a fully digital and contactless health declaration system for international passengers, as part of enhanced airport health surveillance following the Ebola outbreak in parts of Africa.

The upgraded platform requires travellers arriving from designated high-risk regions to submit a mandatory online Health Self-Declaration Form (SDF) up to 24 hours before arrival in India. The declaration includes details of the passenger's 21-day travel history, exposure history, and any Ebola-related symptoms.

Developed by the Ministry of Civil Aviation in collaboration with the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) and Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), the system enables real-time sharing of passenger information with health and immigration authorities for faster risk assessment, monitoring, and public health response.

Passengers are advised to complete the declaration before boarding or during web check-in and carry a digital or printed copy of the submitted form for verification, if required. The official AIR SUVIDHA 2.0 portal is available at: https://airsuvidha.civilaviation.gov.in