India has imposed a self-quarantine by suspending all tourist visas to prevent the spread of coronavirus in the country, the government said on Wednesday.

A flight from Iran has been scheduled to land in India on Friday night with blood sample of 300 stranded Indians in Iran due to coronavirus fear. The flight will be taking back Iran residents in India.

The visas, both electronic and regular, of the foreign nationals travelling from Italy, Iran, South Korea, and Japan have been cancelled by India in wake of three people, including a tourist, testing positive for COVID-19.

A number of Indian community members were seen protesting in more than 18 cities of Europe to express solidarity with the victims of Delhi violence, demanding a strict and instant action against the culprits.

A total of 122 Indians who have been tested negative for coronavirus on the luxury cruise liner Diamond Princess off Japan coast will be brought back to India on Wednesday. They will be put into another quarantine facility for two weeks in Delhi.

A second batch of stranded Indians in China's Wuhan, the epicenter of Coronavirus, has been cleared with the help of an Air India's Boeing. They landed in Delhi on Sunday morning.

A group of eight Indian students studying at the Wuhan University have pleaded Indian authorities for their quick evacuation as they are running short of food and water amid the city lockdown due to wide spread coronavirus.

The Indian embassy in China is keeping a "constant check on health of Indians" amid the outbreak of deadly coronavirus that has killed over 50 people in the East Asia nation, said Foreign Minister S Jaishankar.

The first explosions were reported at St Anthony's Church in Colombo and St Sebastian's Church at Katuwapitiya in the town of Negombo.

“’Khud kusi’ ki baat nahin sochte. Hum hain na. Hamari Embassy aapki poori madad karegi. @IndianEmbRiyadh - Pls send me a report on this,” she tweeted and asked authorities in the country to respond to his plea.