The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Saturday informed that passengers will be deboarded if they don't wear masks properly or follow COVID-19 protocols while travelling. Tweeting the circular, the aviation regulator said that some people do not adhere to the COVID-19 travel guidelines, including wearing a mask properly and maintaining social distance in the airport premises. The move comes days after DGCA allowed airlines to provide concessions in air fares to passengers travelling with no check-in baggage. Here are the new guidelines by DGCA: 1.Passengers shall wear masks and maintain social distancing norms at all times during air travel. The mask shall not be moved below the nose except under exceptional circumstances. 2. Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) or other police personnel deployed at the entrance of airports shall ensure that no one is allowed to enter without a mask. Also read:Undocumented Indian immigrants hold $15.5 billion in spending power 3. The Airport Director/Terminal Manager, as applicable, must ensure that passengers are wearing masks properly and do maintain social distance at all times within the airport premises. In case, any passenger is not following the COVID-19 guidelines, they should be handed over to security agencies after proper warnings. If required, they may be dealt with as per law. 4. In case any passenger does not adhere to wearing of mask properly inside the aircraft even after repeated warnings, they should be de-boarded, if need be, before departure.Also read:Manu Bhaker stopped, 'insulted' at Delhi airport, Kiren Rijiju comes to her help In case, any passenger onboard an aircraft refuses to wear a mask or violates the COVID-19 Protocol for passengers even after repeated warnings, during the course of the flight, such passenger may be treated as Unruly Passenger and shall be treated as per the law.