The scheme, uncovered by journalists and families searching for lost relatives, saw babies stolen from their mothers and then sold to adoptive parents in Georgia and abroad
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In a statement, the ministry highlighted its aim to continue expanding the scope of testing nationwide to facilitate the early detection of coronavirus cases and carry out the necessary treatment. So far, the country has done over 7.2 million Covid-19 tests and, these screenings are key to beating the pandemic.
Meanwhile, the UAE has been receiving a steady flow of passengers from India recently, showing signs that travel between the two countries is slowly returning to normal. Since a special air bubble was formed between India and the UAE, 70,000 to 80,000 Indian residents have already returned to the country. While 8,000 to 9,000 seats are available daily on both Indian and UAE carriers, roughly, 3,000 passengers are travelling to India every day. However, prospective travellers are waiting to see if India will relax its stringent quarantine norms before planning their trip. In some cases, passengers are also waiting to see a dip in the number of Covid-19 cases in the country. As of Thursday, at least 3.8 million positive cases were reported in India.
The scheme, uncovered by journalists and families searching for lost relatives, saw babies stolen from their mothers and then sold to adoptive parents in Georgia and abroad
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