LONDON (TTI News) – British members of Parliament on Thursday lambasted their government for not removing Pakistan from the red list.
The UK has a traffic light system for international travel, with low-risk countries being quarantined for quarantine-free travel, medium-risk countries being given amber status and red-listed countries being quarantined in a 10-day hotel. Pakistan was placed on the red list in early April followed by India on April 19 after a growing number of cases and various Delta cases came to light.
My Statement: Pakistan remains on Red List whilst India moves to Amber pic.twitter.com/PLV898tCeo
— Naz Shah MP 💙 (@NazShahBfd) August 4, 2021
According to an update of the travel lists issued by the British government, India, along with Bahrain, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, will be moved to the amber list from August 8 (Sunday).
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