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23 April 2025

Kashmiris protest against the tourist killings in Pahalgam, near Lethpora, where the Pulwama attack happened in 2019, in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on April 23, 2025. India's Foreign Ministry states that Pakistani nationals are not allowed to travel to India under the SAARC visa exemption programme. Any visas previously issued under this scheme are deemed canceled, and any Pakistani national in India with one of these visas has 48 hours to leave.

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#7534388

14 December 2021

Discarded face mask lies on the snow in Edmonton center. Monday, December 13, 2021, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

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#7534386

14 December 2021

Sign 'Flu Shots Available' seen in front of Shoppers Drug Mart in Edmonton city center. Monday, December 13, 2021, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

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#7534384

14 December 2021

Sign 'No Vaccine, No Mask, No Entry' seen on the door of a store on Whyte Avenue in Edmonton. Monday, December 13, 2021, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

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14 December 2021

Sign 'No Vaccine, No Mask, No Entry' seen on the door of a store on Whyte Avenue in Edmonton. Monday, December 13, 2021, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

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#7534372

14 December 2021

A poster 'Restrictions Exemption Program' seen on the door of a store on Whyte Avenue in Edmonton. Monday, December 13, 2021, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

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#6323636

5 January 2021

A man walks across a near-deserted Westminster Bridge in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323638

5 January 2021

A bus crosses a near-deserted Westminster Bridge in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323640

5 January 2021

A woman walks along a near deserted South Bank in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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5 January 2021

A woman walks along a near deserted South Bank in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323644

5 January 2021

A woman wearing a face mask waits to board a bus on Westminster Bridge Road in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323646

5 January 2021

Ambulances wait outside St Thomas' Hospital in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323648

5 January 2021

A post box painted blue and carrying the message 'Thank You NHS' stands outside St Thomas' Hospital in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323650

5 January 2021

A post box painted blue and carrying the message 'Thank You NHS' stands outside St Thomas' Hospital in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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5 January 2021

A post box painted blue and carrying the message 'Thank You NHS' stands outside St Thomas' Hospital in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323654

5 January 2021

An ambulance passes St Thomas' Hospital in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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