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The number of countries on its ‘red list’ will reach 39 when the latest restrictions take effect
Updated 03 April 2021
April 03, 2021 02:19
LONDON: The British government is gearing up to ban international arrivals from four more countries Bangladesh, Kenya, Pakistan and the Philippines amid concerns over new virus variants but opted against including France and other European nations that are facing a resurgence of the virus.
The Department for Transport said Friday that the number of countries on its “red list” will reach 39 when the latest restrictions take effect in England beginning April 9. The other nations of the UK Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have similar lists to those that apply in England.
DUBAI: KBW Ventures, the company founded by Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed bin Talal Al-Saud, has increased its investment in a Singapore-based biotech company aiming to produce lab-grown dairy products.
TurtleTree Labs raised $6.2 million as part of its latest round of funding. Besides KBW Ventures, other investors included Green Monday Ventures, Eat Beyond Global, and Verso Capital.
Founded in 2019, TurtleTree Labs, which has offices in San Francisco and Singapore, will use the funds to accelerate research and production of functional, bioactive proteins and complex sugars found in human milk.
The company hopes these will have potential benefits in gut and brain health, which can be applied to both infant and senior nutrition and offer a viable alternative to animal-based dairy products.