It’s uncertain as to whether British tourists will be able to have a summer holiday this year amid coronavirus travel restrictions. This week, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said he “absolutely wouldn’t rule it out” on the prospect of getting some foreign travel back up and running. At present, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s messaging remains the same and advises against…
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The Southwest Monsoon has arrived over Kerala, exactly on the day it was predicted to hit the coastal state Conditions have favourable for the onset of the monsoon over Kerala due to the formation of Cyclone ‘Nisarga’ over Arabian Sea NEW DELHI : Marking the commencement of the four-month long rainy season in India, the southwest monsoon hit Kerala today, coinciding…
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Dust off your passport and dig out your Kiwi currency: flights between Australia and New Zealand could resume as early as July under plans to open a ‘travel bubble’ between the two countries. NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said today that both the Australian and New Zealand governments “are working to move on this as quickly as we can” on a proposal which…
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The Railways on Wednesday issued a list of 100 pairs of trains that it will operate from June 1, putting in operation popular trains such as Duronto’s, Sampark Kranti’s, Jan Shatabdi’s and Poorva Express. This is the second slew of special passenger services that marked the Railways graded restoration of its trains which were suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.…
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In New Zealand, no one is exempt from the strict coronavirus prevention measures — not even Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who was denied entry to a cafe because of her own social distancing rules. Ardern, her fiance Clarke Gayford and a group of friends were turned away from a cafe in Wellington on Saturday because it had already reached its…
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Politicians From Slovakia lead By Example In March, when the severity of the coronavirus pandemic was becoming clear but many of the world’s leading nations had yet to formulate a response to it, one country was springing into action. Slovakia was the first country to go into lockdown within 10 days of identifying its first case. Its borders were sealed, schools and…
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We May Never Have a COVID-19 Vaccine and Have to Live With The Disease Forever As per reports, 37 per cent of vaccines fail in the first phase of testing itself. Whereas 69 per cent fail in the second stage. And 42 per cent go futile in the third phase. Only 10 per cent of total vaccines manage to reach…
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Hundreds ignore social distancing advice and flock to Bondi for a 36C scorcher – as health experts warn beachgoers could be seriously at risk of coronavirus Thousands of people flocked to Bondi Beach on Friday as Sydney sweltered through 36C heat The crowds ignored social distancing guidelines recommended by the government and health authorities Australians are encouraged to stay 1.5…
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PARIS — WITH MANY countries worldwide economically shut down for the past two months, businesses have been struggling to weather the storm. But with COVID-19 social distancing measures potentially lasting until 2022 and international travel at a standstill for the foreseeable future, those in the tourism industry stand to be especially hard-hit. The struggle could be especially apparent in Paris, France, which relies…
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. government largely shut down international travel to the United States in March with a series of rapid-fire moves, but restarting it will likely be a longer, more piecemeal process that could be complicated by rising tensions with China. Even as President Donald Trump pushes for U.S states to begin reopening their economies, U.S. borders remain…
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