RTPCR loot at airport

Surprisingly, IGI Airport is charging 3900/- for rapid antigen test for boarding a flight outside India. Same test in Delhi costs less than 600, and free abroad upon arrival. I wonder, why 15 times price is charged while travelling abroad. This is much worse than buying clothes coffee or food at airport where prices are almost same, not 6-7 times. more  

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MANIPAL hospital Dwarka, New Delhi also charging Rs. 3000.00 for RTPCR test. more  
Everybody knows about this loot. at least delhi its cheaper as compared to Mumbai. There they r charging 4500/- even if u r fully vaccinated. Govt and its officials already know about this, but for them its a very small issue. They have a moto: let the people suffer, we will enjoy on there money more  
Organized loot.... right under nose of the Govt.... or is it just being ignored for some reasons......????? more  
This is a clear fraud. Rapid RT PCR, the results are available within an hour of drawing the sample. Why should it be required by UAE when the person is carrying another RT PCR result from an accredited lab done less than 48 hrs back? If at all a Rapid Antigen test which costs 600₹ should suffice. The government of Delhi and health ministry should conduct a probe into the happenings. more  
Majority of this amount goes to Airport Operator i.e. GMR Group. more  
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