India's surging Covid second wave has so overwhelmed crematoriums that grieving families are being forced to burn victims in their own gardens. However, experts have warned of confusion because the Foreign Office is expected to publish its own advice which could differ from the traffic light system. 'We need to see alignment between the Foreign Office advice and traffic light system to provide ­clarity and transparency to consumers and operators.' A Foreign Office source said: 'Travel advice is an independent assessment of the risk [to] Brits travelling aboard. Visitors from the UK will not need to produce a Covid vaccine passport, but will need to show proof of a negative PCR test.

Source: Daily Mail April 25, 2021 15:22 UTC