Pakistan and India ease lockdowns but flights remain grounded

Air India aircraft at Mumbai airport

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Pakistan and India are easing some of their coronavirus-related lockdown measures, though it will still be at least more than two weeks before aircraft flying scheduled international flights take to both countries’ skies as Pakistan has extended its flight ban and India’s remains subject to review.

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