Britain is banning direct passenger flights to and from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Rwanda and Burundi from Friday, shutting down the world’s busiest international airline route from Dubai to London.
This measure has been taken to limit the spread of the new South African variant of Covid-19.
“This means people who have been in or transited through these countries will be denied entry, except British, Irish and third country nationals with residence rights who must self-isolate for ten days at home,”
UK Transport Minister Grant Shapps said on social media
This post was published on 29 January 2021 14:02
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