NEW DELHI -- India on Tuesday slammed a new British COVID-19 travel policy that will still require fully vaccinated passengers from India to quarantine as "discriminatory," with Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla warning of "reciprocal measures."
New U.K. rules that come into effect on Oct. 4 will allow vaccinated arrivals from a host of countries including Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea and others to enter without an isolation period. Those coming from India, however, will be obliged to quarantine for 10 days.
