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India watching Singapore COVID-19 situation; precautions in place against new strain: Hardeep Puri
Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri Tuesday said the Centre is taking all precautions and keeping an eye on the situation in Singapore after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal appealed to it to cancel all flights with the city-state as a very dangerous coronavirus strain has been detected there.
US COVID-19 vaccines effective against B.1.617 variant found in India
COVID-19 vaccines that are available in the United States are effective against the deadly variant that was first detected in India, top US health officials said on Tuesday. The B.1.617 virus variant, first identified in India last year, has been classified as a variant of concern at the global level by the World Health Organisation.
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India Likely To Extend Ban On UK Flights
India has banned all direct flights from the UK till December 31 after a new coronavirus strain was reported in Britain
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Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri Tuesday said he foresees a slight extension of temporary suspension of passenger flights between India and the UK, where a new variant of the coronavirus has been detected.
The Civil Aviation Ministry had last week suspended all flights between India and the UK from December 23 to December 31 over the mutated variant of the virus. I foresee a slight extension of temporary suspension of India-UK flights, the minister said during a press conference on Tuesday.
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