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‘Leave at the earliest’: India issues advisory to citizens in Syria

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Last updated: 7 December, 2024 7:09 AM
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‘Leave at the earliest’: India issues advisory to citizens in Syria

New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs has issued an advisory to citizens to avoid travelling to Syria until further notice amid the ongoing crisis in the country. It has also urged Indians in Syria to leave the country as soon as possible.

“In view of the situation prevailing in Syria, Indian nationals are advised to avoid all travel to Syria, until further notification,” the MEA said on Friday. It added, “Indians currently in Syria are requested to remain in touch with Indian Embassy in Damascus at their emergency helpline number +963 993385973 (also on WhatsApp) and email ID hoc.damascus@mea.gov.in for updates.”

(This is a developing story. To be updated)

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