Kejriwal requests that Prime Minister Modi halt flights from countries

On Saturday, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal requests Prime Minister Narendra Modi to suspend flights from countries affected by the new Omicron variant that originated in southern Africa. “Our country has recovered from coronavirus with great difficulty.”

“We must do all over possible to retain this new variant out of India,” Kejriwal wrote on Twitter.

According to the laboratory in charge of the tests. No cases of the new coronavirus variant B.1.1.529 have been detect at the Delhi airport. Among passengers transiting or arriving from ‘at-risk countries as of yet. However, the chief minister has stated that he will take all necessary measures to protect the people of Delhi.

On Friday, the Delhi Assembly passed a resolution calling for the repeal of the three farm laws. Compensation for the families of over 700 farmers killed during the protests, and a legal guarantee of minimum support price for crops. The resolution, proposed by Delhi Development Minister Gopal Rai, was approved by the assembly by voice vote.

With an AQI of 406, Delhi’s air quality deteriorated once more to the severe category on Friday. According to the forecast issued on Friday, air quality will remain at the upper end of the very poor category. However, according to the estimates, an increase in wind speed beginning November 29. Could result in a “significant improvement” in air quality.