The passengers returning from India who received  two doses of government approved Covid-19 vaccines or one dose of Johnson and Johnson vaccine will not need to provide covid-negative certificates while entering Bangladesh. Raju Ahmed, Officer-in-Charge of Benapole immigration check post said the new rule has become effective from Monday. Also read: Fake Covid-negative certificates from govt's screening booth at Darshana checkpost Dr Yusub Ali, in-charge of Sharsha upazila health complex said, “We received a letter in this regard from the authority on Sunday.” “The mandate of the RT-PCR test conducted before 72 hours of entering the Bangladesh border will not be applicable for those who received two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. But it will remain applicable for others” said OC Raju Ahmed. Also read: Vaccine certificate must for getting DNCC services: Atiq According to the health division of the immigration the passengers headed for India receiving a third Covid-19 jab or booster dose will not need to provide negative certificates. But it will be mandatory to stay in isolation and get tested for those who have symptoms of the virus.