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2 On UK Flights Test Positive, Flee Delhi, Traced To Andhra, Punjab
Two passengers on UK flights who tested positive on arrival in Delhi this week left isolation centres and reached their hometowns in Andhra Pradesh and Punjab. They have been tracked down and admitted in government facilities amid worries about a fast-spreading mutant strain of the coronavirus found in the UK.
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New SOP For UK Arrivals, Separate Isolation For Those With Mutant Strain
RT-PCR testing on arrival, separate isolation of those testing positive for the new variant of coronavirus, institutional quarantine for co-passengers of those testing positive: These are some of the salient requirements mentioned in the standard operating procedures (SOPs) issued by the government of India today for travelers arriving from the UK....
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Mutant Virus May Be Present In Many Nations: WHO Chief Scientist To NDTV
A mutant strain of the novel coronavirus - first identified in the UK in September and which is rapidly replacing other variations of the virus - may already be present in several countries, Dr Soumya Swaminathan, WHO Chief Scientist, told NDTV
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2 On UK Flights Test Positive, Flee Delhi, Traced To Andhra, Punjab
Two passengers on UK flights who tested positive on arrival in Delhi this week left isolation centres and reached their hometowns in Andhra Pradesh and Punjab. They have been tracked down and admitted in government facilities amid worries about a fast-spreading mutant strain of the coronavirus found in the UK.
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New SOP For UK Arrivals, Separate Isolation For Those With Mutant Strain
RT-PCR testing on arrival, separate isolation of those testing positive for the new variant of coronavirus, institutional quarantine for co-passengers of those testing positive: These are some of the salient requirements mentioned in the standard operating procedures (SOPs) issued by the government of India today for travelers arriving from the UK....
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Mutant Virus May Be Present In Many Nations: WHO Chief Scientist To NDTV
A mutant strain of the novel coronavirus - first identified in the UK in September and which is rapidly replacing other variations of the virus - may already be present in several countries, Dr Soumya Swaminathan, WHO Chief Scientist, told NDTV
