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U.S. Revises Travel Advisory For India, Now Americans Can “Reconsider Travel”

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WASHINGTON — The U.S.announced an improvement to the travel advisory for India, upgrading it to a Level 3 category from Level 4, which asks citizens to reconsider travel.  The State Department advisory comes after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a Level 3 ‘Travel Health Notice’ for India due to Covid-19. “Your risk of contracting Covid-19 and developing severe symptoms may […]

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