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As a first step, Air India has banned the passenger for 30 days, the maximum it ispermitted to unilaterally do so, it said further.

Drunk man pees on passenger | Passenger who urinated on elderly woman banned for 30 days by Air India

Air India has put a 30-day travel ban on the passenger who allegedly urinated on an elderly woman travelling in business class and exposed his private parts to her on a flight from New York to Delhi in November 2022.

Passenger who urinated on elderly woman banned for 30 days by Air India

As a first step, Air India has banned the passenger for 30 days, the maximum it is permitted to unilaterally do so, it said further.

Air India has banned the man who allegedly urinated on an elderly woman during a flight for 30 days. The man was reportedly drunk and also exposed his private parts to her on a flight from New York to Delhi in November 2022. The airlines, in an official statement, said that they have taken very serious note of the incident that has caused extreme distress to the woman.
"Air India has taken a very serious note of the incident, where a passenger behaved in an unacceptable and undignified manner on the New York-Delhi flight that caused extreme distress to a fellow passenger.
A police complaint has already been lodged in this case and Air India is committed to assisting the law enforcement agencies as well as regulatory authorities to ensure that justice is delivered to the aggrieved passenger," the Air India spokesperson said adding that they have reported the matter to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for further action.
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As a first step, Air India has banned the passenger for 30 days, the maximum it is permitted to unilaterally do so, it said further.
"We have also constituted an internal committee to probe lapses on the part of Air India's crew and address the deficiencies that delayed quick redressal of the situation. We are also in regular contact with the aggrieved passenger and her family during the investigation and reporting process," he added.
Meanwhile, the Delhi Police has also registered the FIR under sections 354, 509, 510 of the Indian Penal Code and 23 of the Indian Aircraft Act, against the man, who, in an inebriated state onboard an Air India US flight urinated on a woman co-passenger, a senior citizen, seated in the business class seat.

As the Covid numbers in several countries surged, Saudi Arabia has banned travel to 16 countries for its citizens. 
Saudi citizens have been banned to travel to India and 15 other countries, including Lebanon, Syria, Somalia Ethiopia, Indonesia, and Venezuela.
The countries included in the list have seen an uptick in cases in the last few weeks. 
The country has also assured its citizens of close monitoring of Monkeypox cases. Officials say, Saudi has yet to record its first case. 
WHO said about 80 cases of Monkeypox have been confirmed in 11 countries so far. 

Saudi Arabia Covid travel ban: India and 15 other nations declared out of bounds for Saudi citizens

Amid surge in Covid&nbsp;cases, Saudi Arabia has banned its citizens from travelling to 16 countries

As the Covid&nbsp;numbers in several countries surged, Saudi Arabia has banned travel to 16 countries for its citizens.&nbsp;
Saudi citizens have been banned to travel to India and 15 other countries, including Lebanon, Syria, Somalia Ethiopia, Indonesia, and&nbsp;Venezuela.
The countries included in the list have seen an uptick in cases in the last few weeks.&nbsp;
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The country has also assured its citizens of close monitoring of Monkeypox&nbsp;cases. Officials say, Saudi has yet to record its first case.&nbsp;
WHO said about 80 cases of Monkeypox&nbsp;have been confirmed in 11 countries so far.&nbsp;

Even as countries slammed travel bans to curb the spread of Omicron variant of Covid-19, the World Health Organization has said that international travel bans don't work.
The UN body said that travel bans "do not provide added value and continue to contribute to the economic and social stress" of countries.
In a statement issued after a WHO meeting, the agency said travel restrictions that were introduced to curb the spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus demonstrated "the ineffectiveness of such measures over time."
The WHO also urged countries not to require proof of vaccination against Covid-19 as the only way for travelers' entry, citing inequity in vaccine distribution.
The WHO has consistently stressed on correcting the vaccine imbalance between rich and poor countries in order to combat the pandemic.

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"Seen ineffectiveness of travel bans during Omicron spread"
WHO cites vaccine inequity, says don't ask for vaccine proof

Covid-19: The UN body said that travel bans "do not provide added value and continue to contribute to the economic and social stress" of countries.

Even as countries slammed travel bans to curb the spread of Omicron variant of Covid-19, the World Health Organization has said that international travel bans don't work.
The UN body said that travel bans "do not provide added value and continue to contribute to the economic and social stress" of countries.
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In a statement issued after a WHO meeting, the agency said travel restrictions that were introduced to curb the spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus demonstrated "the ineffectiveness of such measures over time."
The WHO also urged countries not to require proof of vaccination against Covid-19 as the only way for travelers' entry, citing inequity in vaccine distribution.
The WHO has consistently stressed on correcting the vaccine imbalance between rich and poor countries in order to combat the pandemic.

A female passenger travelling from Birmingham to the Canary Islands was asked to de-board the plane or 'cover-up' because she was wearing a crop-top. According to Emily O'Connor's Twitter, she felt humiliated when the staff ensured she was covered up before flying. Thomas Cook airlines later apologised to the passenger and said they wished they had handled the situation better. Apparently, now airlines have the authority to tell people how to dress.

A female passenger travelling from Birmingham to the Canary Islands was asked to de-board the plane or 'cover-up' because she was wearing a crop-top. According to Emily O'Connor's Twitter, she felt humiliated when the staff ensured she was covered up before flying. Thomas Cook airlines later apologised to the passenger and said they wished they had handled the situation better. Apparently, now airlines have the authority to tell people how to dress.

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