NO entry in UK from India
UK government: The UK government has included 12 countries with the so-called ‘green list’ in their traffic light system. Britons coming from these countries will not have to remain in isolation after the removal of the second level Covid-19 Lockdown on 17 May. But India is still include in Britain’s Red List.
India has been in the red list since last month
British Transport Minister Grant Shaps said that non-essential travel would not be considered illegal from 17 May, but those entering the UK would have to follow stricter rules to detect Corona virus variants. India was put in the ‘Red List’ last month amid the second wave of Corona virus, since then India is in this list. There is panic over the alleged ‘Indian strain’ in Britain.
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Britons will be able to go to these countries
There will still be a ban in Britain when people come from India. Maldives, Nepal and Turkey have now been put on the red list of 40 countries amid concerns about new variants. Transport Minister Shapes said the ‘stay in Britain’ rule would end this month. After which areas included in the Green List including Portugal, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Brunei, Iceland, Faroe Island, Gibraltar, Falkland, Israel and Jerusalem. It will be easier for those traveling to the UK.
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