UK advises Britons against non-essential travel to Italy
Britain's Foreign Office on Monday advised https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/italy Britons against all but essential travel to Italy after Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said the whole country would be placed under lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak.
British nationals could still leave Italy, Europe's worst-affected country, without any restriction but the Foreign Office cautioned travellers to check flight details as airline schedules were also affected by the outbreak.
ALSO READ
-
EIB and Intesa Sanpaolo Sign €300 Million Deal to Expand Affordable Housing in Italy
-
Italy and UN Partners Set Out Rome’s Growing Role as Global Development Finance Hub
-
Britain Seeks Inclusion in EU's 'Made in Europe' Policy
-
Prince Harry's Return to Britain and Spotlight on Invictus Spirit Awards
-
Italy Mobilizes Navy to Secure Vital Shipping Lanes in Bab el-Mandeb
Google News