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After the US, China is evacuating citizens from India as border tensions escalate and COVID-19 cases spike

After the US, China is evacuating citizens from India as border tensions escalate and COVID-19 cases spike
  • The Chinese Embassy in India has issued a notice to evacuate its citizens from India as coronavirus cases continue to increase and border tensions escalate.
  • China’s Embassy in the US as issued a similar notice earlier this month, however, applications have not been getting approved by the US authorities according to China’s spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry.
  • Relations between the US and China are on the brink of a cold war as per experts, which could force other countries, like India, to choose sides.
The Chinese Embassy in India posted a notice on $4 to help its citizens India come home if they’re facing ‘difficulties’. The announcement comes in after tensions between the two countries have reportedly been escalating along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and coronavirus cases in India continue to rise.


Over the past month, multiple skirmishes have been reported along the border that India and China share in Sikkim and Ladakh. Chinese troops have reportedly $4 in Pangong Tso Lake. China may have posted as many as 5,000 additional soldiers along the LAC as per the $4 as the standoff worsens.


Airline

Date

Route

China Eastern Airlines

June 2

Delhi-Shanghai

Air China

June 3

Mumbai-Chongqing

China Eastern Airlines

June 5

Kolkata-Jinan

China Southern Airlines

June 7

Delhi-Guangzhou

Air China

June 8

Mumbai-Zhengzhou


China made a similar move in the US
The Chinese Embassy in the US issued a similar notice as the relationship between the two countries teeters on $4 Zhao Lijian, the spokesperson for China’s Foreign Ministry, pointed out that applications by Chinese citizens have not been able to get the requisite approval from the US authorities.

“It is regretful that the temporary flights are compelled to be delayed as the US hasn't approved the flight applications. We hope the US will act out of the humanitarian spirit and complete all procedures for the flights as soon as possible to facilitate the Chinese students' return,” $4.

Experts believe that the rising tensions between China and the US could further exacerbate problems for other countries, like India, who will be forced to choose sides. "For the international system as a whole, a Cold War would be devastating,” $4, the director for Asia studies at the Council of Foreign Relations told Business Insider.

The Chinese government has clarified that anyone looking to leave India will bear the cost of the tickets and any associated isolation fees. The price of the tickets will be determined by the airlines. The deadline to register is May 27.

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