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Half Of UK Nationals Repatriated Globally Amid Lockdown Are From India: Report
India has had the largest chunk of repatriations of Britons stranded overseas in the coronavirus lockdown, with nearly half of those brought home on 64 special flights coming from Indian cities.
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Coronavirus: Dozen More Flights To Take UK Nationals Stranded In India
The UK government today announced an additional 12 charter flights to bring over 3,000 UK residents stranded in India in the coronavirus lockdown back to Britain.
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UK Mission In India Gets Ready To Evacuate Britons Stuck Amid Lockdown
The United Kingdom mission in New Delhi on Tuesday asked its nationals stranded in India amid coronavirus lockdown to send their details as London announced worldwide flight package to evacuate British people from different countries.
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UK to send warships to get stranded Britons
Britain announced on Monday it will send Royal Navy warships to rescue those stranded across the Channel by the volcanic ash cloud, and the aviation industry blasted European transport officials, claiming there was "no coordination and no leadership" in the crisis that shut down most European airports for a fifth day.
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Half Of UK Nationals Repatriated Globally Amid Lockdown Are From India: Report
India has had the largest chunk of repatriations of Britons stranded overseas in the coronavirus lockdown, with nearly half of those brought home on 64 special flights coming from Indian cities.
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Coronavirus: Dozen More Flights To Take UK Nationals Stranded In India
The UK government today announced an additional 12 charter flights to bring over 3,000 UK residents stranded in India in the coronavirus lockdown back to Britain.
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UK Mission In India Gets Ready To Evacuate Britons Stuck Amid Lockdown
The United Kingdom mission in New Delhi on Tuesday asked its nationals stranded in India amid coronavirus lockdown to send their details as London announced worldwide flight package to evacuate British people from different countries.
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UK to send warships to get stranded Britons
Britain announced on Monday it will send Royal Navy warships to rescue those stranded across the Channel by the volcanic ash cloud, and the aviation industry blasted European transport officials, claiming there was "no coordination and no leadership" in the crisis that shut down most European airports for a fifth day.
