Indian Prime Minister imposed a travel ban on ministers
Indian Prime Minister Narendra expressed his concerns over the rapid outbreak of coronavirus in India. He tweeted on Thursday mentioning that the country should not panic and everyone should take precautions. He added that no Minister of the Central Government will travel abroad in the upcoming days, Modi urged countrymen to avoid non-essential travel and large gatherings.
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