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The government has finalised a&nbsp;four-pronged plan to deal with the fallout from the blockage of the Suez Canal.Department of commerce at meeting held on March 26 discussed the 4 most pressing issues -:&nbsp;&nbsp;

Prioritising the movement of perishable cargo
Honouring existing freight rates as shipping rates sky rocket
Rerouting of ships
Remaining prepared for post-blockage rush at various ports&nbsp;

The govt in a statement said "We will identify cargo, particularly perishable cargo, for priority movement and work with the shipping lines for the same."The Govt has also&nbsp;made a request to the shipping lines to maintain stability in freight rates during the period of this crisis.&nbsp;

India readies 4 point plan to deal with Suez blockage

With shipping rates sky rocketing, and perishables rotting at the Suez, The govt readies a 4 point plan to deal with the fallout.

The government has finalised a&nbsp;four-pronged plan to deal with the fallout from the blockage of the Suez Canal. Department of commerce at meeting held on March 26 discussed the 4 most pressing issues -:&nbsp;&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Prioritising the movement of perishable cargo</li>
<li>Honouring existing freight rates as shipping rates sky rocket</li>
<li>Rerouting of ships</li>
<li>Remaining prepared for post-blockage rush at various ports&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
The govt in a statement said "We will identify cargo, particularly perishable cargo, for priority movement and work with the shipping lines for the same." The Govt has also&nbsp;made a request to the shipping lines to maintain stability in freight rates during the period of this crisis.&nbsp;

US judge blocks Trump's bid to ban WeChat

A US judge has blocked the Trump government's attempt to ban the Chinese messaging and payments app, WeChat

A US judge has blocked the Trump government's attempt to ban the Chinese messaging and payments app, WeChat. A group of US WeChat users had challenged President Donald Trump's executive order that sought to shut WeChat down in the country. The court said the ban raised serious questions related to the constitution's first amendment, guaranteeing free speech. The Trump administration has alleged it threatens national security. Both WeChat and China have strongly denied the claim.

A US judge has blocked the Trump government's attempt to ban the Chinese messaging and payments app, WeChat. A group of US WeChat users had challenged President Donald Trump's executive order that sought to shut WeChat down in the country. The court said the ban raised serious questions related to the constitution's first amendment, guaranteeing free speech. The Department of Commerce had announced a bar on WeChat appearing in US app stores from Sunday, effectively shutting it down. The Trump administration has alleged it threatens national security. Both WeChat and China have strongly denied the claim.

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