Qatar plans to reopen borders on August 1
According to an official statement, Qatar will begin reopening its borders to foreign travelers and allow citizens and permanent residents to travel in and out of the country from August 1. The Government said on Wednesday that arrivals to Qatar from "low-risk countries" will be required to take a coronavirus test at the airport and sign a formal pledge to adhere to quarantine at home for a week
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Qatar Airways makes ‘Coronavirus test mandatory for Pakistani travelers’
Qatar Airways makes it mandatory for Pakistani passengers to show a negative test result within 72 hours of their flight. The new measure will take effect on Monday, a spokesperson told Bloomberg via email. The airline operates in four Pakistani cities currently - Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, and Peshawar. Pakistan has confirmed more than 250,000 infections and 5,266 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University
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Dubai opened doors for tourists after 4 months
Dubai opened doors for tourists after 4 months
Dubai opened its doors to tourists Tuesday after nearly four months of closed borders and grounded flights, the latest in the desert city’s efforts to revive an economy slammed by the coronavirus pandemic and deflated oil prices. Tourism accounts for 11.5% of Dubai’s gross domestic product. Dubai is among the first Middle Eastern destinations to restart tourism
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Singapore reopens after two months of lockdown
Singapore reopens after two months of lockdown
Singapore on Tuesday decided to reopen businesses after 2 months of lockdown as coronavirus cases dropped significantly. Earlier, the authorities unveiled a plan to reopen the economy in three phases over the next several months starting on June 2. The country imposed "circuit breaker" restrictions on April 4 due to the COVID-19 outbreak. However, Prime Minister Lee Hsien asked people to stay alert
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Israel’s borders won’t reopen until at least July 1
Israel’s borders won’t reopen until at least July 1
Israel’s Ministry of Health associate director-general Prof. Itamar Grotto said that the country’s border will remain closed for all the foreign passport holders until at least July 1. In the first stage, Israel will only allow in passport holders from 'green countries' with low Covid-19 morbidity like Cyprus, Greece, Austria, Denmark, Australia, and New Zealand. Citizens from 'red countries' with higher morbidity will still be barred
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