Covid-19 - Devastating Second Wave in India - Updates and Discussion
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Keyboard will not saved your burning country.I am sure it is.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Well, not everyone - I meant those that don't live in North Korea or China.
Did you read this in a Chinese propaganda leaflet to prevent more Chinese from begging India for refuge or do you have any proof of your claims?
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Gee thanks. I didn't know.
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I am sure it is.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Well, not everyone - I meant those that don't live in North Korea or China.
Did you read this in a Chinese propaganda leaflet to prevent more Chinese from begging India for refuge or do you have any proof of your claims?
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main to eid per soch raha tha
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Are they going to vaccinate them with gau mutra?
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T minus 3 days
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Chinese people are very honorable.
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That is no where near to putting piss in someone's mouthwas that BJP guy a central minister ? he is some ward level uneducated leader .
lol i have many more such interesting videos and photographs which will burst your bubble , there are pakistani maulvis who are giving dum dua to patients in corona wards of pakistani hospital, they are giving free advice to treat corona , if i will post those here you will go crying to moderators for banning me
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modi would rather donate vaccines out than save his own people. India is burning, but in his eyes, Indian's lives do not matter but his ego to compete with China
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MUMBAI: Airfares soared and demand for private jets boomed Friday as Indians who could afford it scrambled to escape a Covid surge before flights to the United Arab Emirates shut down.
All flights from the UAE to India -- one of the world's busiest air corridors -- will be suspended from Sunday as coronavirus cases in the South Asian nation reach record levels and overwhelm hospitals.
Price comparison websites showed one-way commercial flights from Mumbai to Dubai on Friday and Saturday costing as much as 80,000 rupees ($1,000), around 10 times the usual rate.
Tickets for the New Delhi to Dubai route were going for more than 50,000 rupees, five times the normal level.
No tickets were on offer from Sunday when the 10-day flight suspension comes into force.
For private jets, the amount of interest was "absolutely crazy", a spokesman for charter company Air Charter Service India told AFP.
ALSO READ: India sees record spike with over 3,46,786 new COVID-19 cases, 2,624 deaths
"We have 12 flights going to Dubai tomorrow and each flight is completely full," the spokesman said.
"I've fielded almost 80 enquiries for flying to Dubai today alone," said a spokesman for Enthral Aviation, another provider.
"We have requested more aircraft from abroad to meet the demand... It costs $38,000 to hire a 13-seater jet from Mumbai to Dubai, and $31,000 to hire a six-seater aircraft," he told AFP.
"People are making groups and arranging to share our jets just to get a seat... We've had some queries for Thailand but mostly the demand is for Dubai."
About 300 commercial flights a week usually operate between the UAE and India, according to local media.
The UAE is home to roughly 3.3 million Indians who make up a third of the population -- most of them in Dubai, one of the seven emirates that make up the federation.
The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority said those coming from India through other countries must stay in that third destination for at least 14 days.
UAE nationals and passengers in private jets are exempt from that requirement. Cargo flights are not affected.
On Friday a ban on arrivals to Britain from India also came into force, except for British and Irish citizens or third-country nationals with residency rights.
One-way flights from Mumbai or Delhi to London on Friday were priced at between 100,000 and 150,000 rupees, at least double the usual rate when booking at short notice.
Seats on routes to the United States were still available but with prices substantially higher, in some cases almost double the normal fare.
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The rich Indians are flying off to Dubai.
All flights from the UAE to India -- one of the world's busiest air corridors -- will be suspended from Sunday as coronavirus cases in the South Asian nation reach record levels and overwhelm hospitals.
Price comparison websites showed one-way commercial flights from Mumbai to Dubai on Friday and Saturday costing as much as 80,000 rupees ($1,000), around 10 times the usual rate.
Tickets for the New Delhi to Dubai route were going for more than 50,000 rupees, five times the normal level.
No tickets were on offer from Sunday when the 10-day flight suspension comes into force.
For private jets, the amount of interest was "absolutely crazy", a spokesman for charter company Air Charter Service India told AFP.
ALSO READ: India sees record spike with over 3,46,786 new COVID-19 cases, 2,624 deaths
"We have 12 flights going to Dubai tomorrow and each flight is completely full," the spokesman said.
"I've fielded almost 80 enquiries for flying to Dubai today alone," said a spokesman for Enthral Aviation, another provider.
"We have requested more aircraft from abroad to meet the demand... It costs $38,000 to hire a 13-seater jet from Mumbai to Dubai, and $31,000 to hire a six-seater aircraft," he told AFP.
"People are making groups and arranging to share our jets just to get a seat... We've had some queries for Thailand but mostly the demand is for Dubai."
About 300 commercial flights a week usually operate between the UAE and India, according to local media.
The UAE is home to roughly 3.3 million Indians who make up a third of the population -- most of them in Dubai, one of the seven emirates that make up the federation.
The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority said those coming from India through other countries must stay in that third destination for at least 14 days.
UAE nationals and passengers in private jets are exempt from that requirement. Cargo flights are not affected.
On Friday a ban on arrivals to Britain from India also came into force, except for British and Irish citizens or third-country nationals with residency rights.
One-way flights from Mumbai or Delhi to London on Friday were priced at between 100,000 and 150,000 rupees, at least double the usual rate when booking at short notice.
Seats on routes to the United States were still available but with prices substantially higher, in some cases almost double the normal fare.
Airfares soar, private jets in demand as rich Indians flee Covid
MUMBAI: Airfares soared and demand for private jets boomed Friday as Indians who could afford it scrambled to escape a Covid surge before flights to the United
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Don't put them in parliament?
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