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New Zealand Bans Entry Of Travellers From India Over COVID Cases Rise

New Zealand Bans Entry Of Travellers From India Over COVID Cases Rise Apr 09, 2021, 13:48 IST In a slew of measures to contain the spread of coronavirus, New Zealand has announced a temporary ban on travellers coming from India and also its own citizens from April 11 to 28, due to a steep rise in COVID-19 cases. The Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern officially announced it on Thursday. According to sources, the New Zealand Prime Minister made this move after the country recorded 23 new positive corona cases of which, 17 were from India. Anyone who had been in India in the past 14 days would be banned from entering New Zealand until April 28, said New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. She further said that she can understand that the temporary ban would affect New Zealand citizens residents currently living in India, but this move was a sense of responsibility and obligation to find ways to reduce risks that travellers are experiencing.

Coronavirus: New Zealand temporarily suspending travel from India, says Jacinda Ardern

Coronavirus: New Zealand temporarily suspending travel from India, says Jacinda Ardern By New Zealand suspends entry for travellers from India due to high COVID-19 cases. India has recorded 12.8 million COVID-19 cases, the most after the United States and Brazil. The suspension will be in place until April 28.  WELLINGTON: New Zealand on Thursday temporarily suspended entry for all travellers from India, including its own citizens, for about two weeks following a high number of positive coronavirus cases arriving from the South Asian country. The move comes after New Zealand recorded 23 new positive coronavirus cases at its border on Thursday, of which 17 were from India.

European nations ease Covid bans as New Zealand and Australia open travel bubble

European nations ease Covid bans as New Zealand and Australia open travel bubble Issued on: 06/04/2021 - 11:39 Restaurant terraces in Lisbon reopened on 5 April as part of the Portuguese government s measures to relaunch the economy after Covid restrictions. © Pedro Nunes/Reuters 3 min As France enters a third lockdown to try to reduce rising numbers of Covid-19 infections, several European countries have started easing restrictions while New Zealand has opened a travel bubble with Australia. Advertising Read more The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, confirmed on Monday that pubs and restaurants will reopen for outdoor service next week, moving the country into the second phase of easing after three months of Covid restrictions.

New Zealand, Australia travel no-quarantine bubble to start on 19 April

New Zealand, Australia travel no-quarantine bubble to start on 19 April - Ardern, Hipkins © Getty New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Conditions for quarantine-free travel between Australia and New Zealand have been met, and a bubble will start in less than two weeks, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says. Cabinet has been meeting today to decide the date the two-way quarantine-free travel will start. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern promised last month to announce on 6 April when the bubble could begin operating. The new settings will begin from 11.59pm on 18 April. Announcing the start date this afternoon, Ardern said Cabinet had accepted the advice of the Director-General of Health and was confident not only in the state of Australia but also in our own ability to manage a travel arrangement .

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