In the aftermath of the coup in Myanmar, the Indian mission in the country has advised all Indian citizens to take "due precautions and avoid unnecessary travel". The Indian mission has also advised its nationals to get in touch with it, in case required. &nbsp; 
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Meanwhile, the local authorities in the country have issued NOTAM or notice to airmen that no flights will leave or come in the country. Govt sources in Delhi told WION that airlines are keeping an eye on the situation and are rescheduling. The Indian mission in Myanmar issued an advisory in connection with Air India Flight (AI1333), pointing out that the flight, which was earlier scheduled to leave on 4th February, will now leave on 11th February.&nbsp; 
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Monday saw the military dismissing the civilian government of Aung San Suu Kyi in the country drawing several reactions from the global community. India expressed its "deep concern", with the ministry of external affairs in its release reminded that New Delhi has "always been steadfast in its support to the process of democratic transition in Myanmar." The statement said, "We believe that the rule of law and the democratic process must be upheld."&nbsp;

In the aftermath of the coup in Myanmar, the Indian mission in the country has advised all Indian citizens to take "due precautions and avoid unnecessary travel".

In the aftermath of the coup in Myanmar, the Indian mission in the country has advised all Indian citizens to take "due precautions and avoid unnecessary travel". The Indian mission has also advised its nationals to get in touch with it, in case required. Meanwhile, the local authorities in the country have issued NOTAM or notice to airmen that no flights will leave or come in the country. Govt sources in Delhi told WION that airlines are keeping an eye on the situation and are rescheduling. The Indian mission in Myanmar issued an advisory in connection with Air India Flight (AI1333), pointing out that the flight, which was earlier scheduled to leave on 4th February, will now leave on 11th February. Monday saw the military dismissing the civilian government of Aung San Suu Kyi in the country drawing several reactions from the global community. India expressed its "deep concern", with the ministry of external affairs in its release reminded that New Delhi has "always been steadfast in its support to the process of democratic transition in Myanmar." The statement said, "We believe that the rule of law and the democratic process must be upheld."

Myanmar coup: Indian mission asks Indians to take precaution 

In order to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, the Home department of Nagaland has mandated the use of face masks and hand sanitisers in all the public places.

The department had directed all the Deputy Commissioners to issue notices ensuring adherence to all preventive measures.

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As per the precautionary measures advised by the Home department, people should use masks and hand sanitisers in all public places, people who are in contact with large numbers of people must wear masks, and all establishments must keep hand sanitizer for both personal and public use.

Further, a phone line to receive complaints from the public regarding higher prices of mask/hand sanitiser to be activated and widely publicised immediately.

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In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, governments of various Indian states have taken several steps in an attempt to contain the deadly virus.

Till date, India has reported two deaths and 82 confirmed cases of the deadly coronavirus.

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In order to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, the Home department of Nagaland has mandated the use of face masks and hand sanitisers in all the public places.

In order to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, the Home department of Nagaland has mandated the use of face masks and hand sanitisers in all the public places. The department had directed all the Deputy Commissioners to issue notices ensuring adherence to all preventive measures. Also Read: Incessant rains trigger floods in Nagaland, claim 2 lives As per the precautionary measures advised by the Home department, people should use masks and hand sanitisers in all public places, people who are in contact with large numbers of people must wear masks, and all establishments must keep hand sanitizer for both personal and public use. Further, a phone line to receive complaints from the public regarding higher prices of mask/hand sanitiser to be activated and widely publicised immediately. Also Read: Nagaland floods: PM Modi takes stock of situation In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, governments of various Indian states have taken several steps in an attempt to contain the deadly virus. Till date, India has reported two deaths and 82 confirmed cases of the deadly coronavirus.

Use of face mask, hand sanitiser made compulsory in Nagaland

Fearing disturbance of communal harmony in the district, the district administration of&nbsp;Udaipur suspended mobile internet services&nbsp;for 24 hours.&nbsp;

Prohibitory orders were also issued in the district as a precautionary measure.

Bhawani Singh Detha, Divisional Commissioner, Udaipur, issued the order, suspending mobile internet services for 24 hours from tonight, while Collector Vishnu Charan issued the prohibitory orders, which will be effective until further orders.

The decisions were taken following information that there was a possibility of disturbance of communal harmony in the district, due to the visit a fringe Hindutva group leader to meet people in connection with a recent gruesome killing of a migrant labourer in the neighbouring district of Rajsamand.

The decisions were taken in view of?an information that there was a possibility of disturbance of communal harmony in the district

Fearing disturbance of communal harmony in the district, the district administration of Udaipur suspended mobile internet services for 24 hours. Prohibitory orders were also issued in the district as a precautionary measure. Bhawani Singh Detha, Divisional Commissioner, Udaipur, issued the order, suspending mobile internet services for 24 hours from tonight, while Collector Vishnu Charan issued the prohibitory orders, which will be effective until further orders. The decisions were taken following information that there was a possibility of disturbance of communal harmony in the district, due to the visit a fringe Hindutva group leader to meet people in connection with a recent gruesome killing of a migrant labourer in the neighbouring district of Rajsamand.

Mobile internet services suspended, prohibitory orders issued in Udaipur

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