Coronavirus update: Singer Kanika Kapoor tests positive; slammed for hiding travel details

Coronavirus update: Singer Kanika Kapoor tests positive; slammed for hiding travel details

NEW DELHI: Singer Kanika Kapoor who tested positive for coronavirus after returning from the UK has been slammed by many for hiding her travel history.

Ashoke Pandit, President of Filmmaker and Indian Film & Television Directors’ Association tweeted:

https://twitter.com/ashokepandit/status/1240911276282220544

Kapoor in her post said that she had returned from the UK and she was scanned at the airport.

“I was scanned at the airport as per normal procedure 10days ago when I came back home, the symptoms have developed only 4 days ago,” she said.

The link to her full post can be found here.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B98tXqnFqE2/

Meanwhile, India’s coronavirus infections have touched 200,

Four persons have succumbed to the dreaded virus so far — one each in Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, and Punjab. Government of India has informed that no scheduled international commercial passenger aircraft shall be allowed to land in India from March 22, 2020 for one week.

Additionally, State Governments shall issue appropriate directions so that all citizens above 65 (other than for medical assistance) except for public representatives/govt. servants/medical professionals are advised to remain at home, according to a press release.

Railways and civil aviation shall suspend all concessional travel except for students, patients and divyang category.

States are being requested to enforce work for home for Private Sector employees except those working in emergency/essential service

To reduce crowding, all Group B and C Central Government employees will be asked to attend offices on alternate week and staggered timings for all employees.

All existing visas, except diplomatic, official, UN/International Organizations, employment, project visas, stand suspended till 15th April 2020. This will come into effect from 1200 GMT on 13th March 2020 at the port of departure, informed the Ministry of Health.

The death toll from coronavirus (COVID-19) infection has crossed 9,000 marks worldwide.

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