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After industry organizations called for remaining limits and tests to be lifted, ministers are finalizing revisions to the trip Covid testing requirements. According to Star TV, the government may eliminate the requirement for people to take a test two days before coming in the UK. Airlines have claimed that passenger testing is having little real impact, despite data released last week indicating that one in every 25 individuals in England has the virus. Compulsory testing, they claim, has slowed the sector's recovery. It comes as the prime minister prepares to meet with his cabinet to persuade them to support his decision not to impose any more Covid limits in the UK. According to Star Tv, the government is considering removing the recommendation that persons who test positive on a lateral flow device should seek a confirmatory PCR test. Boris Johnson said on Tuesday that he thought the UK could "ride out" the current storm, albeit he admitted that the NHS might be temp

Authorities say they discovered over 600 Amazon packages dumped outside Oklahoma City on New Year's Eve that were scheduled to be delivered by Christmas. According to the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office, the items were located in a remote location about 30 miles northeast of the city. According to the sheriff's office, tracking information showed that the shipments departed an Amazon location and were meant to be delivered to a USPS facility. The sheriff's office stated, "Someone had removed the goods they desired and dumped the remainder." "(Apparently the thief isn't a big reader...the books that were supposed to be delivered were left behind.)" The following was added to the post: "Please do not contact us if you are missing a package. We're working with the USPS and have contacted Amazon, so you should hear from someone soon." Several customers commented that their misplaced Christmas gifts were most likely transported with the

On Tuesday, an FBI underwater search team arrived in San Antonio to assist in the search for a 3-year-old girl who has been missing for more than two weeks. Lina Sardar Khil was last seen on December 20 at a playground at an apartment complex. Lina Sardar Khil is a writer. San Antonio Police Chief Bill McManus said on Twitter that the search near the property on Tuesday was part of an investigation into every feasible site. "I wish I could be a little more upbeat." "I realize it appears that we're on to something here, but all we're doing is following up on leads," McManus explained. McManus would not specify what led detectives to the scene, which was described as a wooded area by NBC affiliate WOAI of San Antonio. "We follow up on everything we get that has any kind of potential," he said. "That's what we're doing here today." Although the FBI was participating in the search, the federal agency's dive team, which arrived fro

Due to the latest Covid-19 surge, the teachers union voted to move to remote learning, and classes in Chicago's public schools would be canceled on Wednesday, district officials stated late Tuesday. The decision in the nation's third-largest school district comes amid a heated debate regarding school pandemic safety practices. For the rest of the week, the status of instruction remained uncertain. The union's action, which received 73 percent of members' approval, called for remote instruction until "cases considerably subside" or union executives establish an agreement with the district on safety protocols. In a statement, the union added, "This decision was made with a heavy and sole focus on student and community safety." Officials with the Chicago Public Schools have insisted on keeping all schools open for in-person classes, claiming that remote instruction has proven detrimental to children's academic and emotional health during the pandemi

Boris Johnson said at a press conference on Downing Street that the UK had a "chance" to ride out the surge of Omicron illnesses without requiring greater isolation. Another 218,724 daily Covid-19 cases have been registered in the UK, according to the Prime Minister. Professor Sir Chris Whitty denounced "misinformation" regarding potential side effects from vaccines on the internet, "much of it purposefully placed," during the same briefing. Meanwhile, non-urgent surgeries are reportedly being halted in Greater Manchester as NHS hospitals struggle to deal with rising demand. Due to Covid-19, a number of NHS trusts around the UK have declared "serious events" due to personnel shortages and increased demands.