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It looks like a scene from a dystopian movie. Rows and rows of metal boxes, Covid positive people being brought in buses to quarantine in these boxes. The scenes from a Covid quarantine centre in China are the stuff nightmares are made of.
A video tweeted by user @songpinganq showed the horrifying reality of Chinese Covid curbs.
China has imposed several draconian rules on its citizens under its "zero Covid" policy, placing millions under quarantine even as Beijing prepares to host next month's Winter Olympics.
People, including pregnant women, children and elderly, are being forced to stay in these crammed boxes furnished with a wooden bed and a toilet - for as long as two weeks - even if a single person tests positive in their locality, the Daily Mail reported.
In several areas, residents were told just after midnight that they need to leave their homes and go to the quarantine centres, the report added.

Horror video: Millions quarantined in metal boxes under China's 'Zero Covid' policy

On Video: Horrifying reality of Covid curbs in China. Millions forced to quarantine in metal boxes under "zero Covid" policy

On video: Horrifying reality of Covid&nbsp;curbs in China
Millions forced to quarantine in small metal boxes
Video shared by a twitter user looks eerily dystopian
Draconian rules on citizens under "zero Covid" policy
Whole locality is quarantined even if one person tests +ve
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Covid-19:&nbsp;A video tweeted by user @songpinganq showed the horrifying reality of Chinese Covid curbs

It looks like a scene from a dystopian movie. Rows and rows of metal boxes, Covid positive people being brought in buses to quarantine in these boxes. The scenes from a Covid quarantine centre in China are the stuff nightmares are made of.
A video tweeted by user @songpinganq showed the horrifying reality of Chinese Covid curbs.
China has imposed several draconian rules on its citizens under its "zero Covid" policy, placing millions under quarantine even as Beijing prepares to host next month's Winter Olympics.
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People, including pregnant women, children and elderly, are being forced to stay in these crammed boxes furnished with a wooden bed and a toilet - for as long as two weeks - even if a single person tests positive in their locality, the Daily Mail reported.
In several areas, residents were told just after midnight that they need to leave their homes and go to the quarantine centres, the report added.

The Union Health Ministry, in a notification, on Friday said that all international travellers will need to undergo 7-day mandatory home quarantine on arrival in India, even if they test negative for Covid-19 at the airport. The new rules for international passengers will set in from January 11. They will then have to undertake an RT-PCR test on the 8th day of arrival in the country. If the test is negative, the passengers "will further self-monitor their health for next seven days".If the passengers test positive, they will be sent to an isolation facility and their samples will be sent for genome testing. Passengers seated near those who test positive for coronavirus and cabin crew will be treated as contacts.
For flights from countries that are not on the "at-risk" list, two per cent of the passengers picked randomly, will be tested on arrival.The number of "at-risk" countries has been increased to 19; nine more have been added since December last year.

7-day mandatory home quarantine for all International passengers in India

People flying in from abroad will need to home quarantine for a week after landing in India and test on the eighth day, in new rules that take effect on Jan 11.

The Union Health Ministry, in a notification, on Friday said that all international travelers will need to undergo 7-day mandatory home quarantine on arrival in India, even if they test negative for Covid-19 at the airport.
The new rules for international passengers will be set in from January 11.&nbsp;
They will then have to undertake an RT-PCR test on the 8th day of arrival in the country.&nbsp;If the test is negative, the passengers "will further self-monitor their health for next seven days".
If the passengers test positive, they will be sent to an isolation facility and their samples will be sent for genome testing.&nbsp;Passengers seated near those who test positive for coronavirus&nbsp;and cabin crew will be treated as contacts.
For flights from countries that are not on the "at-risk" list, two percent of the passengers picked randomly, will be tested on arrival.
The number of "at-risk" countries has been increased to 19; nine more have been added since December last year.

They will then have to undertake an RT-PCR test on the 8th day of arrival in the country.&nbsp;If the test is negative, the passengers "will further self-monitor their health for next seven days".

The Union Health Ministry, in a notification, on Friday said that all international travelers will need to undergo 7-day mandatory home quarantine on arrival in India, even if they test negative for Covid-19 at the airport. The new rules for international passengers will be set in from January 11.&nbsp;
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/1-17-lakh-new-covid-cases-in-24-hours-daily-spike-tops-1-lakh-after-9-months-1641528904677" target="_blank">Covid cases in India: 1.17 lakh in 24 hours, daily spike tops 1 lakh after 7 months</a> They will then have to undertake an RT-PCR test on the 8th day of arrival in the country.&nbsp;If the test is negative, the passengers "will further self-monitor their health for next seven days". If the passengers test positive, they will be sent to an isolation facility and their samples will be sent for genome testing.&nbsp;Passengers seated near those who test positive for coronavirus&nbsp;and cabin crew will be treated as contacts.
For flights from countries that are not on the "at-risk" list, two percent of the passengers picked randomly, will be tested on arrival. The number of "at-risk" countries has been increased to 19; nine more have been added since December last year.

The American Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has shortened quarantine and isolation duration for Covid-19 positive people.
The CDC has said that Americans who test positive for the coronavirus can self-isolate for just five days, down from the 10 days the agency previously recommended.
Americans leaving isolation should wear masks around others for an additional five days after their isolation periods have ended, the officials said.
The CDC also shortened the recommended time for people to quarantine if they are exposed to the virus to a similar five days if they are vaccinated. People who are fully vaccinated and boosted may not need to quarantine at all, the CDC said.
The updated guidance comes amid a rising tide of infections that threatens to swamp the US health care system. On Sunday, the seven-day national average of new daily cases climbed past 2,14,000, an 83 percent jump over the past 14 days.

Covid-19: US CDC shortens quarantine and isolation period. See details

The American Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has shortened quarantine and isolation duration for Covid-19 positive people. Know details

US CDC has shortened isolation and quarantine time for Covid +ve people

US CDC&nbsp;has shortened isolation and quarantine&nbsp;time for Covid&nbsp;+ve
Covid&nbsp;+ve Americans now need to isolate only for 5 days
Quarantine period due to exposure also down to 5 days
Those&nbsp;fully vaccinated and boosted may not need to quarantine at all
New CDC&nbsp;guidelines amid rising tide of Covid&nbsp;infections in US

The CDC has said that Americans who test positive for the coronavirus can self-isolate for just five days, down from the 10 days earlier

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has shortened quarantine and isolation duration for Covid-19 positive people.
The CDC has said that Americans who test positive for the coronavirus can self-isolate for just five days, down from the 10 days the agency previously recommended.
Americans leaving isolation should wear masks around others for an additional five days after their isolation periods have ended, the officials said.
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The CDC also shortened the recommended time for people to quarantine if they are exposed to the virus to a similar five days if they are vaccinated. People who are fully vaccinated and boosted may not need to quarantine at all, the CDC said.
The updated guidance comes amid a rising tide of infections that threatens to swamp the US health care system. On Sunday, the seven-day national average of new daily cases climbed past 2,14,000, an 83 percent jump over the past 14 days.

Singapore has removed India from its travel restriction list along with Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
However, travellers would still be required to complete a quarantine period at a dedicated facility on entering the country.
All travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka prior to departure to Singapore will be allowed to enter and transit through Singapore from October 26. These travellers will be subject to Category IV border measures.
Singapore had earlier announced that all travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka will not be allowed to enter or transit through Singapore.
According to officials, the new measure was announced after a review of the Covid-19 situation in these countries.

Singapore to allow tourists from India from October 26

Singapore has removed India from its travel restriction list. Singapore to allow tourists from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan from October 26

//Singapore to allow tourists from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan from October 26
//Travelers&nbsp;required to complete a quarantine period upon entering Singapore
//Earlier travel ban lifted after&nbsp;review of the Covid&nbsp;situation in these countries

All travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka prior to departure to Singapore will be allowed to enter and transit through Singapore from October 26

Singapore has removed India from its travel restriction list along with Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
However, travellers would still be required to complete a quarantine period at a dedicated facility on entering the country.
All travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka prior to departure to Singapore will be allowed to enter and transit through Singapore from October 26. These travellers will be subject to Category IV border measures.
Singapore had earlier announced that all travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka will not be allowed to enter or transit through Singapore.
According to officials, the new measure was announced after a review of the Covid-19 situation in these countries.

A study conducted by researchers at Cornell University revealed that the desire to socialise increases significantly after living in isolation.

Here's how isolation affects social interaction, especially amid COVID-19 pandemic

If you have been living in isolation for too long, chances are strong that your desire to interact and socialise with other people may increase significantly.

Yes, covid isolation manifests the desire to socialise

The desire to socialise increases significantly after living in isolation, reveals a new study by Cornell University.

When some female mice were kept in acute isolation for a certain period of time, they exhibited a strong desire to socialise with others. The mice significantly increased their production of social calls, akin to human emotional vocalisations.
This experiment, conducted by researchers at Cornell University reveals that the behaviour of the isolated mice is a method to understand the mental and physical behaviour of isolated humans as well &ndash; especially due to COVID-19 pandemic. Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-has-brought-consumers-closer-to-their-roots-study-1629973954193">COVID has brought consumers closer to their roots: Study</a>
Katherine Tschida, Assistant Professor of Psychology at the university said that intuitively, humans also exhibit a similar desire to socially interact with others after living in isolation for too long. In fact, researchers reported that it's not the sex drive that is on the rise after isolation, but the craving for affiliative social contact which escalated significantly.&nbsp;
The researchers believe that a longer study could also contribute to the understanding and treatment of social anxiety and depression, as well as factors that contribute to differences in susceptibility to social isolation.
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78 people including Afghan nationals, who were evacuated from Afghanistan after Kabul fell to Taliban last month, were discharged from an ITBP&nbsp;Covid-19 facility in New Delhi on Tuesday on completion of a 14-day quarantine&nbsp;period.&nbsp;
The group includes 53 people from Afghanistan and 25 Indians, Indo-Tibetan Border Police spokesperson Vivek Kumar Pandey said.
These people were brought to this Covid-19 quarantine facility&nbsp;on August 24 after they landed here onboard an evacuation flight operated by the Indian Air Force.
The Afghan nationals have been sent to a designated location in south Delhi while the Indians are expected to go to their homes, a senior officer said.
The facility still has 35 people, who returned from Afghanistan, under quarantine that includes 24 Indians and the rest from Nepal.

78 Afghanistan evacuees released from Delhi's ITBP quarantine centre

78 people who were evacuated from Afghanistan were discharged from an ITBP&nbsp;Covid-19 quarantine facility in New Delhi on Tuesday

78 people evacuated from Afghanistan released from ITBP quarantine camp in Delhi
Out of the 78 people, 53 are from Afghanistan and 25 are Indians
The evacuees were brought to&nbsp;Delhi on August 24 after being evacuated from Afghanistan
35 people, including 24 Indians still under isolation at the ITBP&nbsp;facility

Afghans have been sent to a designated location in south Delhi while the Indians are expected to go to their homes, a senior officer said.

78 people including Afghan nationals, who were evacuated from Afghanistan after Kabul fell to Taliban last month, were discharged from an ITBP&nbsp;Covid-19 facility in New Delhi on Tuesday on completion of a 14-day quarantine&nbsp;period.&nbsp;
The group includes 53 people from Afghanistan and 25 Indians, Indo-Tibetan Border Police spokesperson Vivek Kumar Pandey said.
These people were brought to this Covid-19 quarantine facility&nbsp;on August 24 after they landed here onboard an evacuation flight operated by the Indian Air Force.
The Afghan nationals have been sent to a designated location in south Delhi while the Indians are expected to go to their homes, a senior officer said.
The facility still has 35 people, who returned from Afghanistan, under quarantine that includes 24 Indians and the rest from Nepal.

UK government said it will soon announce a plan to allow double-vaccinated foreigners and British expatriates entry to the country

UK readies plan to allow foreigners vaccinated against Covid-19

UK government said it will soon announce a plan to allow double-vaccinated foreigners and British expatriates entry to the country

The UK government said on Friday that it will soon announce a plan to allow double-vaccinated foreigners and British expatriates entry to the country as it lifts most coronavirus curbs.
Many scientists are worried that the government's plan to lift most curbs in England on July 19, and the green light to a large presence at Sunday's European Championship final final, will seed new outbreaks of Covid-19.
The government further announced on Thursday that from July 19, fully vaccinated UK residents and children will no longer have to quarantine on their return to England. The announcement makes summer travel easier to some of Britons' favourite holiday destinations.

From captaining Delhi Capitals to mowing his lawn, that's how things have turned for Rishabh&nbsp;Pant. Just like rest of the Team India squad for the England tour, the Delhi lad is too in forced isolation. And the wicketkeeper-batsman has found a unique way to keep himself active&nbsp;by doing some garden work.

Watch! Rishabh Pant turns to mowing to stay active in forced break

Rishabh Pant has found a unique way to keep himself active during forced isolation as he resorted to mowing his lawn.

From captaining Delhi Capitals to mowing his lawn, that's how things have turned for Rishabh&nbsp;Pant. Just like rest of the Team India squad for the England tour, the Delhi lad is too in forced isolation. And the wicketkeeper-batsman has found a unique way to keep himself active&nbsp;by doing some garden work.

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