Tag: #TravelBan
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Entry banned in Pakistan from South African nations
Pakistan banned entry from six southern African nations just as Hong Kong “because of danger” from the new COVID-19 variation Omicron, on Saturday. An assertion by the National Command and Operation Center (NCOC) said that a restriction on immediate or circuitous inbound travel from South Africa, Hong Kong, Mozambique, Namibia, Lesotho, Botswana, and Eswatini has…
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UK likely to end quarantine for fully vaccinated arrivals
Lahore, 9th July: Britain will be ending quarantine for fully vaccinated people arriving from other countries. According to reports, in the coming weeks, UK plans to scrap quarantine requirements for fully vaccinated people arriving from other countries. Uk’s transport minister Grant Shapps on Friday expressed that he wants to open that up for people and…
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Complete travel ban to and from India imposed: Fawad Chaudhry
Lahore, 28th April: A complete ban has been imposed on traveling to and from India after the worsening situation of coronavirus in the neighboring country. Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry announced on Wednesday that any type of travel to and from India has been imposed after the alarming increase in coronavirus cases…
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After Canada, Iran also imposes travel ban on India and Pakistan
Lahore, 25th April: Iran’s Ministry of Aviation has banned passenger flights from India and Pakistan to stem the spread of the infection. After an increase in coronavirus cases in both India and Pakistan, Iran has also barred flights from these countries. The decision which has been made by Iran’s Health Ministry will be effective from…
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After Johnson cancels his trip, India gets added to UK’s Red List
Lahore, 20th April: India has been added to the UK’s Red List of travel ban countries. According to reports, right after Prime Minister Boris Johnson cancelled his trip to New Delhi, Britain imposed a travel ban on India after the report of an alarming number of coronavirus cases. UK’s Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced on…
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UK Parliament members stand up for putting Pakistan on its Red List
Lahore, 7th April: Members of parliament have written a letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson regarding the issue of putting Pakistan on the UK’s Red List of travel ban countries. Baaghi TV reports that the British citizens will be greatly affected after listing Pakistan and Bangladesh in the Red List of travel ban countries starting…
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UK now adds Pakistan to its Red List of travel ban countries
Lahore, 2nd April: In the latest development, the United Kingdom adds Pakistan to its ‘Red List’ of travel ban countries. According to reports, Pakistan has now been added to the list of those countries that are banned to travel to the UK during the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic. British High Commissioner to Pakistan…
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Saudi Arabia imposes a travel ban on several countries including Pakistan
Lahore, 3rd February: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has imposed a temporary ban on entry from several countries. Baaghi TV: Saudi Arabia has imposed a temporary ban on entry from 21 countries including Pakistan. However, according to news, Saudi citizens, diplomats, health practitioners and their families are exempted from the travel restrictions. The General Authority of…
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Actions Taken Against Illegal Induction in PIA
ISLAMABAD, Jan 10 (APP): Minister for Aviation Ghulam Sarwar Khan on Sunday said that the incumbent government would take action against responsible elements for illegal induction in Pakistan International Airline. The decision of restructuring in PIA had also been taken to improve the efficiency and performance of the employees working there, he stated in an…
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Travel Ban on UK Citizens Began Easing
London, Dec 23 (AFP/APP): Europe on Wednesday began easing travel bans on Britain put in place to contain a new strain of Covid-19 that UK officials believe spreads faster as WHO experts met to discuss a response to the variant. The discovery of the new strain set off alarm bells worldwide just as more countries…