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NY Governor calls for halting UK flights amid concerns over new COVID-19 strain

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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Sunday called for banning incoming flights from the United Kingdom in response to the emergence of a new COVID-19 strain in London and southern England.In a statement on Sunday, Cuomo blasted the Trump administration for not implementing such a shutdown, adding that it failed to learn from the initial days of the virus, reported The Hill."The United States has a number of flights coming in from the UK each day and we have done absolutely nothing.

To me, this is reprehensible because this is what happened in the spring," he said.The Governor in his statement noted several European nations which had banned flights from the UK in light of the new coronavirus strain, including Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium,.

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