India Coronavirus Cases Updates, 26 June: Scheduled worldwide flights suspended till July 15, says Govt

India Coronavirus Cases Updates, 26 June: Scheduled worldwide flights suspended till July 15, says Govt 

India Coronavirus Latest Update: Aviation controller DGCA Friday chose to expand the suspension of planned worldwide traveler trips in the nation till July 15. Be that as it may, it expressed that some global planned administrations on chose courses might be allowed on a case to case premise. "The capable authority has concluded that booked universal business traveler administrations to or from India will stay suspended till 2359 hrs IST of July 15, 2020," said the DGCA round.

Planned universal traveler flights stay suspended in India since March 23 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Under the Center's Vande Bharat Mission, Air India and other private household aircrafts have been working unscheduled worldwide repatriation trips since May 6. India, then again, continued planned household traveler trips on May 25, following a hole of two months. Follow coronavirus news LIVE updates here The Covid count in India rose to 4,90,401 at the beginning of today after more than 17,000 new cases were accounted for, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said. With 407 additional fatalities, the loss of life moved to 15,301. As per the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), a total aggregate of 77,76,228 examples have been tried up to June 25 with 2,15,446 examples being tried on Thursday.