In Manipur, air passenger services have been resumed and four flights carrying around 460 stranded people landed at Imphal International Airport today following the Central Government's decision to re-open the domestic flight services. <br />'' <br />''Two flights of Indigo and one each of Air India and Air Asia landed at Imphal today. These flights originated from Delhi and reached Imphal via Guwahati. After the arrival, passengers are screened through whole body thermal scanner installed at the airport. <br />''<br />''<br />''Stringent measures were taken up by officials of Airport and security personals during the screening process. Later, passengers were taken to the nearby quarantine centres for 14-day mandatory quarantine.<br />'' <br />''A Shramik Special train carrying 1,610 stranded Manipuris reached Jiribam Railway Station today from Mumbai. They were sent to quarantine centres after going through thermal scanning process.<br />'' <br />''Meanwhile, four fresh COVID-19 positive cases have been detected in Manipur today taking the tally of active cases to 32.<br />'' <br />''Speaking to AIR News, Director of JNIMS Hospital Prof. Th. Bhimo said, COVID-19 testing capacity has increased and around 420 samples have been tested today. Out of these, two were found COVID-19 positive. Capacity of testing is likely to reach around 500 tomorrow.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">On the other hand, VRDL of RIMS, Imphal also tested around 210 samples today and all were found negative of COVID-19. Result of another 150 samples will be confirmed late night today.</span><br />