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Lebanon bans travellers from India and Brazil
Lebanon has decided to ban entry of travellers from India and Brazil over a massive surge in COVID-19 infections in both countries.
The ban will take effect tomorrow.
The Lebanese civil aviation authorities requested all airlines operating at the Rafik Al Hariri International Airport in Beirut to stop transporting all passengers from India and Brazil starting May 3.
The General Directorate of Civil Aviation added in a circular that passengers coming from India and Brazil who want to fly to Lebanon must stay at least 14 days in a third country before arrival.
