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India to fly in medical staff, ramp up testing amid rising cases in Delhi

India will fly doctors in from other regions, double the quantity of tests carried out and ensure people wear masks in efforts to contain the coronavirus spread in the capital New Delhi, home minister Amit Shah said on Sunday.

"Amit Shah also directed that the hospital capacity and availability of other medical infrastructure should be ramped up considerably," the Ministry of Home Affairs said in a statement on Sunday


While India's daily increase in cases has been under the 50,000 mark for eight straight days, around half its record peak, the city state of Delhi has recorded over 7,000 cases a day over the last five days - a record level.

"Delhi has witnessed a huge surge in daily active cases which is likely to worsen over next few weeks," India's health minister Harsh Vardhan said in a tweet on Sunday.

India will also employ retired doctors, conduct door-to-door surveys and employ increased tracking to fight the spread of the virus in Delhi, Vardhan said.

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  • Home to more than 100 Siberian Huskies in the heart of Rovaniemi’s Santa Claus Village
  • Open throughout the year, offering sled rides, guided walks and husky interaction experiences
  • Strong focus on dog welfare and ethical tourism
  • Ideal for families, adventure travellers and visitors seeking authentic northern experiences
  • Activities adapted for every season, not limited to winter snow

Lapland’s husky heritage brought to life

Just a short distance from the centre of Rovaniemi, Arctic Circle Husky Park has become a popular destination for travellers wanting to connect with the culture and landscape of northern Finland. Set beside the world-famous Santa Claus Village, the park is a working home for more than 100 Siberian Huskies. Rather than simply being a photo opportunity, the site allows guests to step behind the scenes and learn how the dogs live, train and work throughout the year.

The park welcomes visitors of all ages, making it suitable for both families and solo travellers. Friendly guides share insight into training routines, nutrition and daily care, offering a deeper appreciation of the role huskies play in Arctic tradition.

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