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Australia Tightens Covid 19 Measures s After Sudden Spur

  • Australian officials reinstated social distancing measures in Sydney as New Zealand partially suspended the pair’s “travel bubble” on Thursday.
  • These measures are taken amid fears an Indian variant case of COVID-19 could spur a significant outbreak.
  • The swift action was taken a day after a 50-year-old man became the first reported local transmission case in New South Wales state in more than a month.

A recent news article published in the Reuters reveals about the sudden spur in Covid 19 cases...

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LATAM Airlines shuts Argentine subsidiary, international cargo unaffected

A big white jet with blue tail coming toward camera on taxiway.

LATAM Airlines Group said Wednesday it is closing its Argentina subsidiary for an indefinite period because of difficult economic conditions, but that international flights and cargo operations in the country will continue as normal with other carriers in the group.

The largest airline in Latin America, based in Santiago, Chile, filed for court-supervised bankruptcy protection in the U.S. last month, but its Argentina subsidiary was not included in the process and is the only subsidiary to...

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Seafarers’ COVID19 Travel Restrictions Putting the Whole Industry at Risk!

According to a LoadStar article written by Sam Whelan, time is running out to lift travel restrictions on seafarers and keep global trade moving, the shipping industry has warned.

Seafarers’ Transit Required

Around 100,000 crew changes are required every month, according to the International Chamber Shipping (ICS), which called on governments to designate seafarers as key workers and allow them to transit their territories.

However, in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus, ports around the...

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