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    • COVID-19: UK decides to remove Oman from ‘red list’

    By on September 18, 2021
    A view of the Heathrow Airport in London - wikimedia commons
    A view of the Heathrow Airport in London - wikimedia commons

    The United Kingdom on Friday decides to remove Oman, off its “red list” for international travel, from Wednesday 22 September 2021.

    Eight countries and territories will come off the red list from Wednesday 22 Sept at 4 am, Including Turkey, Pakistan and Maldives said Transport Secretary Grant Shapps via Twitter.

    Eight Countries have been moving to the Amber list 4am, Wednesday 22 September , According to the United Kingdom official website

    Turkey, Pakistan, Maldives, Egypt, Sri lanka, Oman, Bangladesh and Kenya

     

     

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