Many countries are flying and applying entry to people from India due to concerns of complex epidemics in this country.

Health Minister Matt Hancock today announced more India to "Red List" countries almost restricted to him due to concerns about the NCOV strain.

The Canadian government, while announcing will suspend passenger flights from India and Pakistan for 30 days from April 22 as part of more stringent measures than NCOV infection.

Canada Medical Minister Patty Hajdu said that while Indian citizens only accounted for 20% of international guests, they accounted for 50% of negative test cases with NCOV in Canadian airports.

Relatives move the body of a Covid-19 patient in New Delhi, India, on April 23.

French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin on April 22 announced that it would apply a compulsory isolation command of 10 days from April 24 with people from India, Brazil, Chile, Argentina and South Africa.

The UAE National Crisis and Disaster Management Agency (NCEMA) on the same day the announcement has suspended all flights to India due to NCOV infection in this country continuously increasing the record.

Germany today also announced that India, Qatar, Oman, Tunisia and Cape Verde were "areas with high infections" because NCOV cases continuously skyrocketed here.

Indonesia's Economic Minister Airlangga Hartarto and the day of announcing the country will stop visa to foreigners in India in the past 14 days to prevent NCOV from spreading.

The Singapore Ministry of Health previously said it would not allow entry with both long-term visas and short-term tourists on the recent India due to concerns of complicated movements in this country.

India currently records more than 16.2 million cases and more than 1860,000 deaths due to NCOV, which is the second largest translation area in the world.