India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and the Maldives have been put in Level 4. (Representational)
Washington:
The US has advised its citizens to avoid travelling to India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and the Maldives due to the sudden surge in COVID-19 cases in the region.
In a series of travel advisories on Thursday, the authorities also urged Americans to reconsider travel to China and Nepal; exercise increased caution while travelling to Sri Lanka and exercise normal travel precaution to Bhutan, which has been given Level 1, the safest level for travelling overseas.
India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and the Maldives have been put in Level 4, which means asking Americans not to travel to these countries.
The US has advised its citizens to avoid travelling to India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and the Maldives due to the sudden surge in COVID-19 cases in the region. In a series of travel advisories on Thursday, the authorities also urged Americans to reconsider travel to China and Nepal; exercise increased caution while travelling to Sri Lanka and exercise normal travel precaution to Bhutan, which has been given Level 1, the safest level for travelling overseas. India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and the Maldives have been put in Level 4, which means asking Americans not to travel to these countries. Do not travel to India due to COVID-19, crime, and terrorism, the State Department said in its latest travel advisory on India, days after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a similar warning for India.
The US has advised its citizens to avoid travelling to these countries
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Washington: The US has advised its citizens to avoid travelling to India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and the Maldives due to the sudden surge in COVID-19 cases in the region.
In a series of travel advisories on Thursday (April 23), the authorities also urged Americans to reconsider travel to China and Nepal; exercise increased caution while travelling to Sri Lanka and exercise normal travel precaution to Bhutan, which has been given Level 1, the safest level for travelling overseas.
India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and the Maldives have been put in Level 4, which means asking Americans not to travel to these countries.
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India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Maldives are placed in Level 4 (Representative)
Washington:
The US has advised its citizens to avoid traveling to India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Maldives due to the sudden increase in COVID-19 cases in the region.
In a series of travel advisories on Thursday, officials also urged Americans to reconsider their trips to China and Nepal; Exercise caution was taken during the trip to Sri Lanka and caution for normal travel in Bhutan, which is given level 1, the safest level for traveling abroad.
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