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While compiling this information, Jet Airways has
endeavored to ensure that all information is correct. However, no
guarantee or representation is made to the accuracy or completeness of
the information contained here. This information is subject to changes by
Jet Airways without notice.
Jet Airways offers three classes of service:
Note: Guests travelling in First and Première can pre-
reserve their choice of seats at the time of reservation.
Première is available on most of our Boeing
flights. However we do not offer this class on ATR aircraft.
Première class is available on our Airbus and Boeing 777
The Government of India prohibits smoking on all Jet
Airways flights. As a separate precautionary measure, all toilets are
fitted with smoke detectors.
We suggest that you make your reservations as far in
advance as possible through any Jet Airways office or approved Travel
Agent. You can also book pay and purchase your eTicket using our online
booking facility. The Jet Airways reservation system incorporates
sophisticated, state-of-the-art technology. Since inception, the Jet
Airways network has been fully computerised and we were the first to
fully automate our reservation system. Jet Airways was also the first
domestic carrier to be co-hosted on SABRE, the most sophisticated and
largest reservation system in the world. We kindly request you to supply
a contact number during reservation for each city in your itinerary. This
will enable us to inform you of any irregularity with a flight on which
you are booked.
Jet Airways requires guest to purchase an additional
seat or upgrade if they do not meet one of the following criteria. (Extra
Seat policies & procedures will apply)
All basic fares for domestic and international routes
are quoted before taxes, Airline Fuel Charges, and fees. In addition to
the basic fare, we are required by the Government to charge and collect
group Service Fee (WO) as applicable in case of both INR and USD fares
for domestic and international sectors. This is applicable for each
flight coupon. Besides, an insurance and fuel Airline Fuel Charge (YQ) is
also levied in case of international sectors, applicable per flight
coupon. These two levies (WO and YQ) are collected along with the basic
fare at the time of issuance of the ticket.
Please note that fares are subject to change without
notice. If you have purchased a ticket and subsequently the fares have
increased then you will not be required to pay the difference unless you
decide to change your travel dates which requires reissuance of the
ticket. In such cases the same ticket will be repriced at the applicable
fare at the time of making changes.
Please do note the following:
Unless otherwise specified, the period of validity of
domestic and international tickets issued at normal one way, round or
circle trip fares shall be one year from date of commencement of travel,
or if the first flight coupon is open dated and or / unused, from the
date of issue thereof. You can change your travel itinerary after you
have purchased your ticket through our offices or through an authorized
travel agent. In case you do, please get your ticket appropriately
stickered or revalidated at any of our offices, airport ticket counters,
or by an authorized travel agency. Please do note the following with
regard to the cancellation, and revalidation of tickets, purchased under
Normal fares.
Tickets for international travel are subject to
cancellation charges These are specific for a particular sector. Related
details are available at our offices, airport ticket counters, on our
website whilst booking online and from our authorised travel agents.
In accordance with the United States Department of
Transportation (DOT) regulations we have compiled the below set of links
to assist you with the most relevant and updated information when you
travel to and from USA.
The fare you have paid is based on the journey shown on your e-ticket receipt from the place of departure to the final destination via agreed
stopovers. The fare you have paid is based upon our Tariff, and forms an integral part of our contractual agreement with you. The fare is only valid if all the flights
are fully flown in the booked sequence.
If you want to change all or part of your journey, you will need to contact Jet Airways or your travel agent (whoever you booked your ticket with),
or visit Manage Booking on jetairways.com. If your fare type allows the kind of changes you need, we will recalculate the new fare for your proposed change.
Flight coupons must be used in sequence from the place of departure indicated on the Ticket. Therefore with immediate effect out of sequence coupons
will not be honored for travel and refund. This applies to all domestic and international journeys.
Validity of refund is up to expiry of 13 months from the date of issue of the ticket. The refund amount will be remitted to the person named in the ticket or to the person who originally paid for the ticket. Jet Airways reserves the right/prerogative to refuse such refund if it is claimed by any person other than the ones specified herein. Jet Airways also reserve the right/prerogative to refuse any refund beyond expiry of 13 months from the date of issue of the ticket.
Jet Airways shall retain a Cancellation Fee not exceeding the amount paid for basic fare plus fuel surcharge as per terms and conditions agreed at the time of making the reservation, in accordance to DGCA CAR Section 3 Series M, Part II.
The Change and Refund Fee for flights within India are as below.
For refund or change processed outside India, the equivalent amount of the country's local currency will be applicable.
From Aug 8, 2018, a guest will be treated as a no-show under the following conditions:
From Nov 20, 2018, JetPrivilege members who have purchase flight tickets will be treated as a no-show under the following conditions:
Please note: Members with award flight bookings made through JetPrivilege Miles redemption will continue to be treated as a no-show only in cases where the member fails to arrive before closure of check-in counter.
In case of a guest no-show, all connecting and/or return flight bookings on Jet Airways operated flights for international journeys will be cancelled.
For domestic travel, there will not be any cancellation of connecting and/or return flights for guests booked on flights within India.
Please get in touch with us for more information on no-show charges and penalties.
A penalty of INR 1,700 along with a GST of 18% will be applicable for any changes (e.g. Flight/date change, change in Booking Class, rerouting) done in the original reservation post ticket voiding.
This penalty is applicable for both domestic and international journeys.
A penalty of USD 25 will be applicable for any changes (e.g. Flight/date change, change in Booking Class, rerouting) done in the original reservation post ticket voiding. This penalty is applicable for both domestic and international journeys.
On journeys originating from India 18% GST will apply on the penalty. In addition administration fee on ADMs will apply as per the current policy.
The following procedures will apply when a passenger
dies or is prevented from initiating or continuing or terminating travel
by reason of death in the immediate family.
Immediate family: Shall be limited to
spouse, children, parents and siblings.
Death Certificate: Means a death
certificate or copy thereof duly executed by the competent authorities,
i.e., those designated to issue death certificates by the applicable laws
of the country concerned, in the country in which death occurred. The
death certificate or copy thereof shall remain on the member's
files for a period of not less than two years.
Before commencement of travel: In
case of death of a passenger or death in the immediate family before
commencement of travel, refund / date change will be permitted without
any additional charges / penalties.
Death of a passenger:
Should a death certificate not be available at the
time of rerouting, a new ticket shall be issued at the normal OW
applicable to the journey to be undertaken. Upon the later presentation
of the certificate, refund may be arranged.
Death in the immediate family: A
group fare passenger or an individual passenger traveling at a fare with
re-routing/change of reservation restrictions may return to the place of
origin shown in this ticket, without stopovers en route, at the same fare
on the next available flight, or if death occurred at the point at which
travel is interrupted immediately after completion of formalities and
religious customs, if any, but in no event later than forty-five (45)
days after the travel is interrupted. The ticket will be endorsed
"Return Account Death (name)" and such endorsement shall be
authenticated by validation or other official stamp. Refund may be
Group Travel: In the event a
passenger(s) is discontinuing travel with the group in accordance with
the above, this shall not affect the entitlement to travel at the group
fare of the remaining passengers in the group.
Waiver due to illness: No waiver.
Refund incase of waiver due to death will be the
½ RT fare irrespective of the fare conditions and balance amount
will be refunded.
Death Certificate not available:
Where a death certificate is not available and a passenger is holding a
restricted fare for which changes would not be allowed under normal
circumstances, if the carrier is unable to verify that the conditions of
the fare can be waived then a one way ticket may be sold. When the death
certificate becomes available, the one way ticket purchase may be
refunded retroactively upon submission of the original coupon(s). The
passenger must send Jet Airways all required details and ticket jacket of
the new ticket to be attached.
The below terms and conditions apply to Jet Airways
Please make sure you familiarize yourself with the
following points:
The Credit Card used to purchase the tickets may have to be produced at the time of check-in. If the holder of the Credit Card is not the guest, then the guest may have to possess the following:
a) A photocopy of both sides of the Credit Card, which will have to be self-attested by the credit card holder, authorising the use of the Credit Card for the purchase of the ticket. For security reasons, please strike out the Credit Valid Verification (CVV) number on the copy of your credit card.
b) This photocopy should also contain the name of the guest, the date of journey & the sector on which the journey is made.
If the guest fails to comply with these conditions, Jet Airways
reserves the right to deny the guest(s) from boarding.
In case the credit card used to transact online is
issued in a country other than the country of Booking there may be bank
charges applicable.
Payment made using American Express Card will be converted to Indian Rupees at time of settlement. However, you will be billed in your local
currency. Hence, it is possible that the billed amount on your card statement may be more than the fare shown on the ticket.
Jet Airways (India) Ltd. is not responsible for any
charges that may be levied by the Card Issuing Bank.
The Debit Card facility is also valid for transacting
on other country sites.
The Debit Card payment is subject to authorization
from the Card Issuing bank.
The Debit Card used to purchase the tickets will have
to be produced at the time of check-in. If the holder of the Debit Card
is not the guest, then the guest should possess the following:
The above document MUST be produced at the time of
check-in. If the guest fails to comply with these conditions, Jet Airways
reserves the right to deny the guest(s) from boarding.
Note: guests holding open tickets (issued across Jet
Airways counters/travel agent) should contact nearest Jet Airways
office/travel agentfor endorsing the tickets for travel.guests cannot
make bookings on our website to use their existing open tickets.
Please note: For Guests travelling from United Kingdom
to any destination that transits onwards through any Indian Gateway,
Carriage of any liquid above 100 mls is not permitted. This includes any
duty free items purchased on board or at any of the airport(s) due to
security reasons
Effective Jun 7, 2017, the Optional Payment Charge applicable at ticketing counters within India, has been revised as below. This charge is applicable on the total fare of the ticket. However guests booking tickets at Jet Airways ticketing offices and using their debit card as mode of payment, shall be exempted from the Optional Payment Charge. For more information, please click here.
Effective May 23, 2017, the Convenience Fee applicable for ticketing on jetairways.com (India site), Jet Airways Mobile App, the IVR and the Optional Payment Charge applicable at ticketing counters within India, has been revised to INR 225 for travel within India and INR 350 for international travel. This charge is applicable per sector, per guest. However guests booking tickets at Jet Airways ticketing offices and using their debit card as mode of payment, shall be exempted from the Optional Payment Charge.
This non-refundable fee is applicable for both Domestic and International journeys. For more information, please click here.
Baggage information for journey(s) to / from
United States of America (USA):
For journeys(s) to / from USA, Jet Airways will honour
the baggage policy of the first marketing airline irrespective of the
ticket issue date / validating airline.
Route: Ahmedabad – Mumbai –
Route: Dallas – New York
– Brussels – Mumbai
Route: Ahmedabad – Mumbai
– Hong Kong - Chicago – London - Mumbai
Note: If separate tickets are issued
for routes within India with international connections, the baggage
allowance shown on the domestic ticket will apply to routes within India
on Jet Airways flights.
For further details, please click the below links.
Please note that with immediate effect, a Transaction
Fee of CAD 25 at Canada ticketing offices will be charged per ticket
(irrespective of Point of sale), per passenger, per transaction.
Note: Existing Paper ticket fee USD
50 ex US and CAD 50 ex Canada remains unchanged (Exception – Infant
Transaction Fee is exempted for below –
Guests are requested to contact the carrier for more information on the policy.
A 50% concession on the basic adult fare in Economy on all sectors within India operated by us is offered to Armed Forces personnel. However, limited numbers of seats are allocated on each flight for the carriage of such traffic. In addition, certain conditions apply and formalities are required to be
fulfilled in each case, and these and related details are available at our offices, airport ticket counters and from our authorized travel agents. All taxes, Airline Fuel Charges, and fees, however, are applicable as per normal (non-discounted) Adult fares.
From time to time we offer special fares and packages - detailed terms and conditions of which are available at our offices, airport ticket counters, with our travel agents and on our website.
Infant tickets purchased within India: Infant tickets can be purchased at a flat rate of INR 1280 per sector, plus taxes as applicable, irrespective of any destination or class of travel within
Infant fare for travel on international routes
Infant tickets purchased within India or overseas will be charged at 20% of the adult basic fare for travel in First Class and Première and 10% of the basic fare (based on the fare type) for
travel in Economy. Applicable taxes, Airline Fuel Charges, and fees will be charged in addition to this fare.
Please note:
The guest recognises that personal data as given to Carrier for the purpose of making a reservation for carriage and for obtaining ancillary services. For these purposes the guest authorises Carrier to retain such data and to transmit these to its own offices, other carriers or the providers of such services, in whatever country they may be located. For more information, please refer to our Privacy and Security Policy.
For flights within India: Check-in
usually starts 120 minutes before departure.
Check-in counters are closed 45 minutes prior to
Guests are requested to report 120 minutes prior to
departure time at Srinagar, Jammu & Leh airports for check-in due to
extra security measures.Please note that guests travelling on
flights originating from Jammu, Srinagar and Leh stations will not be
allowed to carry any hand baggage
For International flights: Check-in
usually starts 3 hours prior to departure, and Check-in counters will be
closed 60 minutes before departure time for all classes of guests.
Certain formalities are required to be completed by the guest at the
airport before and after being accepted by the airline for travel. To
complete these formalities and the check-in process, guests are required
to arrive at the airport sufficiently before the departure time of the
Guests are requested to report 120 minutes prior to
departure time at Srinagar, Jammu & Leh airports for check-in due to
extra security measures.
Please note that guests travelling on flights
originating from Jammu, Srinagar and Leh stations will not be allowed to
carry any hand baggage.
here to view Free Baggage Allowance details.
Baggage in excess of these allowances will only be
carried subject to space and weight availability on the aircraft. Excess
baggage will be subject to charges at the published tariffs.
Please note that where your journey connects with
another airline, excess baggage charges of that airline may also
For Guests travelling from United Kingdom to any
destination that transits onwards through any Indian Gateway, Carriage of
any liquid above 100 mls is not permitted. This includes any duty free
items purchased on board or at any of the airport(s) due to security
Below are the cabin and checked Baggage
Guests travelling on flights within India will now be
permitted access into the airport premises upon producing a printout or
soft copy of the eTicket on their smart phones, tablet PC's or laptops
accompanied with a valid photo identification. The image of the eTicket
produced at the entry point must be the same as provided by the issuing
airline. SMS or partial flight information will not be considered as
valid documentation for entry.
Articles, which may be carried free in addition to the
free baggage allowance (Subject To Security Regulations).
According to security regulations, guests are
Also carriage of dry cell batteries, knives, alcohol,
scissors, sharp instruments, tools, fire arms, ammunition, and their toy
replicas are prohibited in the guest cabin.
Certain states and destinations have their own prohibitions and requirements for certain items being
carried as baggage. Guest(s) are hereby informed that Bihar, Gujarat, Mizoram and Nagaland are dry states and hence carriage of alcohol/liquor to these destinations is
prohibited. Guest(s) are hereby requested not to carry any products as prohibited by the local laws not limited to the above. In case of any confiscation at the
airport, guest(s) will be solely responsible for the same.
Currency, precious metals, jewellery, negotiable
instruments, securities, personal identification documents & other
items of value, are best carried with the passengers in the cabin.
In respect of domestic carriage of baggage ( checked
baggage or un checked baggage) the carrier's liability is limited
as per the provisions of the Carriage by Air Act,1972 as amended by the
notification dated January 17, 2014 issued by the Ministry of Civil
Aviation, Government of India.
In respect of international carriage of baggage (
checked baggage or un checked baggage) the carrier's liability is
limited as per the provisions of the Carriage by Air Act,1972 as amended
by Carriage by Air (Amendment Act, 2009) read with the provisions of the
Conventions i.e. Warsaw Convention 1929 or Montreal Convetion,1999 ( as
may be applicable).
In both the cases mentioned above, where the passenger
has made at the time of check in, a special declaration of interest in
respect of the baggage and has paid a supplementary sum, the carrier
shall be liable to pay a sum not exceeding the declared sum, unless it
proves that the sum is greater than the passenger's actual interest
in delivery at destination.
Medicines and toiletries in limited quantities which
are necessary or appropriate for the guest during the journey, such as
hair sprays, perfumes and medicines containing alcohol may be carried.
Many of these listed articles can be carried as air cargo provided they
are packed in accordance with cargo regulations.
The following items may be carried:Dry ice in
quantities not exceeding 2.5 kilograms (5.5 pounds) per guest, used to
pack perishables, as carry-on baggage only.Alcoholic Beverages.
With approval of the carrier(s), small oxygen cylinders for medical use
and small carbon dioxide gas cylinders worn by guest for the operation of
mechanical limbs.
The above terms are only illustrative and not
exhaustive and for further information you may contact Jet Airways
Dangerous Articles In Baggage
For safety reasons, dangerous articles, such as those listed below, must
not be carried in guest's baggage.
Compressed gasses deeply
refrigerated, flammable non-flammable and poisonous) such as butane
oxygen, liquid nitrogen, aqualung cylinders and compressed gas
Corrosives such as acids, alkalis,
mercury and wet cell batteries and apparatus containing mercury.
Explosives, ammunitions, fireworks
and flares, ammunition including blank cartridges handguns, fire works,
pistol caps.
Flammable liquids and solids such as
lighter refills, alcohol, lighter fuel, matches, paints, thinners, fire-
lighters, lighters that need inverting before ignition, matches
Radioactive material, Briefcases and attache
case with installed alarm devices.
Oxidising materials such as bleaching
powder and peroxides.
Poisons and infectious substances
such as insecticides, weed-killers and live virus materials.
Other dangerous articles such as
magnetised materials, offensive or irritating materials.
Usage of Mobile phones: As per the
latest amendment to the Civil Aviation Requirement, Section 5, Series X,
Part I issued by DGCA, guests onboard all flights are required to follow
the prescribed guidelines for the use of mobile phones and Transmitting
PED's (Personal Electronic Devices) on 'Flight Mode'.
a. Prior to departure: Guests will be permitted to use
their mobile phones while the aircraft doors are open, unless advised by
the Captain. (i.e. during aircraft refueling, aircraft Radio Telephony
communication; and pre-flight functions like entries in the FMS and GPS
navigation system). Guests will be required to switch off their Mobile
phones and other portable electronic devices once the aircraft doors are
closed. Flight Mode will not be permitted.
b. In-flight: Guests will be permitted to use Mobile
phones and Transmitting PED's on Flight / Airplane mode only after
the seat belt sign has been switched off. In case of any
interference and for safety reasons, the Cabin Crew in charge may inform
the guests to stop using their PEDs.
c. Prior to landing: Guests must switch off all
electronic devices like Laptops, transmitting PED's including
mobile phones prior to landing.
d. After landing: After landing, guests will be
permitted to use mobile phones once the aircraft clears the active
runway. However this may not be applicable incase the landing takes place
in low visibility conditions.
e. The Cabin Crew in charge will clearly mention low
visibility conditions during the pre-landing announcement.
Update on carriage of food items in the checked
baggage, click here.
Food products, including perishable will be accepted
only if it is wrapped in a sealed protective material and packed in a
leak-proof container.
Import of rice into the US is
not permitted because of the risk of it being contaminated by Khapra
Conditions of Contract for scheduled domestic flights
within India:
The carriage is subject to Jet Airways Regulations
relating to the Conditions of Non-International Carriage (Group and
Baggage) framed in accordance with The Carriage by Air Act, 1972 and
notification regarding application of the Carriage which is non-
international. These regulations are known as Jet Airways Non-
International Carriage (guest and baggage) Regulations 1992. The
liability of the company for damage sustained in the event of death or
wounding of a guest or any other bodily injury suffered by a guest or by
his registered baggage during the course of carriage by air will be
governed by the provisions of sections 5 and the rules contained in the
Third Schedule to Carriage by Air Act, 1972 with certain exceptions,
adaptations, modifications etc. as mentioned in the Govt. of India,
Ministry of Civil Aviation Notification and as amended from time to
Excerpts from Regulations
Receipt without complaint of registered baggage on the
termination of the journey shall be prima facie evidence that the baggage
has been delivered correctly and in good condition.
Terms and conditions of carriage applicable to
International travel only:
Subject to conditions of contract in this ticket. This
ticket is not valid and will not be accepted for carriage unless
purchased from the issuing carrier or its authorized travel agent.
Notice of government and airport imposed taxes,
Airline Fuel Charges, and fees:
The price of this ticket may include taxes, Airline
Fuel Charges, and fees which are imposed on air transportation by
government authorities. These taxes, Airline Fuel Charges, and fees which
may represent a significant portion of the cost of air travel, are either
included in the fare, or shown separately in the "TAX / FEE / Airline
Fuel Charge" box(es) of this ticket. You may also be required to pay
taxes, fees and Airline Fuel Charges not already collected.
Notice: If the guest's journey
involves an ultimate destination or stop in a country other than the
country of departure, the Montreal Convention 1999 or the Warsaw
Convention 1929 (as may be applicable) govern and in most cases limit the
liability of carriers for death or personal injury and in respect of loss
of or damage to baggage. See also notices headed "Advice to international
Guests on Limitation of Liability" and "Notice of Baggage Liability
Advice to international guests on limitations of
liability: When the Montreal Convention 1999 applies in cases of death or
bodily injury to guests, the Carrier is liable for proven damages upto
100,000 SDRs except that the Carrier will not be liable to the extent
that such damages exceed for each guest that national currency equivalent
of 100,000 SDRs if the Carrier proves certain defences specified by the
Montreal Convention.
Where the Montreal Convention does not apply: For such
guests on a journey to from or with an agreed stopping place in the
United States of America, the Warsaw Convention and special contracts of
carriage embodied in applicable tariffs provide that the liability of
certain carrier parties to such special contracts, for death of or
personal injury to guests is limited in most cases to proven damages not
to exceed U.S. $75,000 per guest, and that this liability up to such
limit shall not depend on negligence on the part of the Carrier. For such
guests travelling by a carrier not a party to such special contracts or
on a journey not to, from, or having an agreed stopping place in the
United States of America, liability of the Carrier for death or personal
injury to guests is limited in most cases to approximately U.S. $ 10,000
or U.S. $ 20,000.
The names of carrier parties to such special contracts
are available at all ticket offices of such carriers and may be examined
on request. Additional protection can usually be obtained by purchasing
insurance from a private company. Such insurance is not affected by any
limitation of the Carrier's liability under the Montreal Convention 1999
or Warsaw Convention 1929 (as may be applicable) or such special
contracts of carriage. For further information please consult your
Airline or Insurance Company Representative.
NOTE: The limit of liability of U.S.
$ 75,000 above is inclusive of legal fees and costs, except that in case
of a claim brought in a State where provision is made for separate award
of legal fees and costs, the limit shall be sum of U.S. $58,000 exclusive
of legal fees and costs.
Further information is available on request.
Notice of Baggage Liability
The liability for loss,
delay or damage to baggage is limited by the Montreal Convention 1999 or
Warsaw Convention 1929 (as may be applicable). Where Montreal Convention
1999 applies, such liability is limited to a maximum of 1,131 SDRs
(approximately US$1800) per guest for both checked and unchecked baggage.
Under the Warsaw Convention 1929, liability for loss, delay, or damage to
baggage is limited unless a higher value is declared in advance and
additional charges are paid. For most international travel under Warsaw
Convention 1929 (including domestic portion of international journeys),
the liability limit is approximately U.S. $ 9.07 per pound (U.S. $ 20.00
per kilo) for checked baggage and U.S. $ 400.00 per guest for unchecked
baggage. For travel wholly between US points, Federal rules require any
limit on an airline's baggage liability to be at least U.S. $ 2,500.00
per guest. Excess valuation may be declared on certain types of
articles.. Further information may be obtained from the Carrier.
Notice of Liability for Delay
For most international travel (including domestic
portion of international journeys) under Montreal Convention 1999 or
Warsaw Convention 1929 (as may be applicable), the liability for damage
occasioned by delay in the carriage of air is limited. Where Montreal
Convention 1999 applies, such liability is limited to 4,694 SDRs unless
certain defences specified by that Convention apply.
If during your travel within, or to/from India , there
is a flight cancellation or delay or denied boarding on a flight for
which you hold a valid and confirmed reservation, you are entitled to
certain rights in accordance with the Civil Aviation Requirements,
Section 3 – Air Transport, Series M, Part IV, File No. 23-15/2016-AED , dated 6th August, 2010, effective Aug 1, 2016, passed by the
Director General of Civil Aviation. For your ready reference, we give
below a summary of these rights. Full text of this CAR is available on http://dgca.nic.in/rules/car-ind.htm
Many a time, passengers who hold a confirmed &
valid booking, do not or are unable to report (i.e. 'No
Show") for travel before the time limit specified by the airline.
In such cases, an airline is allowed to levy appropriate 'No
Show' penalty under Rule 135 of the Aircraft Rules, 1937 and the
same will be deducted from the fare paid by the guest.
To reduce the possibility of flight departing with
unoccupied or empty seats, the airlines overbook flights to a limited
extent. In such overbooking cases, an airline may have more guests
reporting for a particular flight than the seats available on such flight
and as such, may need to deny the boarding to some of the guests.
In the above event, before denying the boarding, Jet
Airways would endeavour to first ask volunteers to give up their seats so
as to make such seats available for other booked guests to travel on the
flight. In return, Jet Airways, at its own discretion, would offer to the
volunteer such benefits / facilities which, it may wish to offer.
Jet Airways shall not be liable to pay any compensation in case an alternate flight is arranged by the airline that is scheduled to depart within
one hour of the original schedule departure time of the initial reservation.
A] In case you are denied boarding involuntarily on a
flight for which you hold a confirmed reservation, you are entitled to
the following monetary compensation:
a) If an alternate flight is offered which is scheduled to depart within 24 hours of the original booked scheduled departure, the guest is entitled
to 200% of the booked one-way basic fare plus airline fuel surcharge, subject to maximum compensation of INR 10,000.
b) If an alternate flight is offered which is scheduled to depart more than 24 hours of the original booked scheduled departure, the guest is
entitled to 400% of the booked one-way basic fare plus airline fuel surcharge, subject to maximum compensation of INR 20,000.
c) If the guest does not opt for an alternate flight, the guest is entitled to a refund of the full value of the ticket in addition to 400% of the
booked one-way basic fare plus airline fuel surcharge, subject to maximum compensation of INR 20,000.
B] In case the guest has a connecting flight, either with the same airline or a different airline, the airline operating the first flight for the
first leg is liable to compensate the guest as per the above mentioned provisions, if the guest has been delayed at the departure station, due to the guest being
denied boarding at the departure station and has arrived at the final destination at least three hours later than the scheduled arrival time.
C] Jet Airways reserves the right to deny boarding to
any guest under the influence of alcohol or drugs; for health, safety or
security reasons; or in the absence of adequate travel documents and no
compensation as referred to above shall be payable in such cases.
Cancellation means non-operation of a flight which was
previously planned to be operated and on which, at least one place was
reserved for a passenger.
A] In case of flight cancellations, whenever possible,
Jet Airways will endeavor to inform you through a telephone call or SMS,
as far in advance as possible of the scheduled time of departure,
provided at the time of creating your booking, you had given the relevant
contact information e.g., working telephone number (landline or mobile)
at the time of booking.
B] In case of flight cancellations, Jet Airways will endeavor to inform guests of the cancellation at least two weeks before the scheduled departure
time and additionally arrange for an alternate flight or refund, as acceptable to the guests.
C] In case, the guest is informed of a flight cancellation less than two weeks before and up to 24 hours of the scheduled departure time, guests
will be offered an alternate flight with departure within two hours of their booked scheduled departure time.
D] Subject to the above, if you are not informed at as mentioned above, then guests are entitled to:
a)Refund of air ticket and INR 5,000 or booked one-way basic fare plus airline fuel charge, whichever is less for flights with Block time of up to 1
b)Refund of air ticket and INR 7,500 or booked one-way basic fare plus airline fuel charge, whichever is less for flights with Block time of more
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One of the problems with socialized medicine is that it pretty much destroys–or entirely destroys, depending on a given country's laws–the private provision of medical services. Thus, when the socialized system begins to crash and burn, as it inevitably will, citizens have nowhere else to turn. That is what is happening in Great Britain: the government has begun a more severe regimen of rationing of surgeries:
Hip replacements, cataract surgery and tonsil removal are among operations now being rationed in a bid to save the NHS money….
Examples of the rationing now being used include:
* Hip and knee replacements only being allowed where patients are in severe pain. Overweight patients will be made to lose weight before being considered for an operation.
* Cataract operations being withheld from patients until their sight problems "substantially" affect their ability to work.
* Patients with varicose veins only being operated on if they are suffering "chronic continuous pain", ulceration or bleeding.
* Tonsillectomy (removing tonsils) only to be carried out in children if they have had seven bouts of tonsillitis in the previous year.
* Grommets to improve hearing in children only being inserted in "exceptional circumstances" and after monitoring for six months.
* Funding has also been cut in some areas for IVF treatment on the NHS.
I will hazard this guess, though: inasmuch as socialism is always a corrupt system as well as an inefficient one, you can probably still find a way to be operated on if you have political pull. This is the future that awaits us under Obamacare.

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Fairfield forecast: Another day in the ice box
It will be another sunny, but frigid, day in southwestern Connecticut, with blustery conditions driving wind-chill readings below zero.
The National Weather Service says the daytime high temperature in southwestern Connecticut is likely to rise no higher than 20 degrees, and it could feel as cold as minus-5 degrees because of a northwest wind 9 to 14 mph, increasing to 16 to 21 mph in the afternoon. Gusts could register as high as 32 mph.
Tonight will be mostly clear, with a low temperature in the single digits, and wind-chill values as low as minus-2 degrees. There will be a northwest wind 9 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.
Tomorrow, there is a chance of snow, mainly after 4 p.m., the NWS says, with a daytime high temperature in the low-20s. Wind-chill values could be as low as minus-1 degree. Chance of precipitation is 30 percent.
Snow is likely tomorrow night, as clouds move in and the temperature drops to a low in the mid-teens. Chance of precipitation is 60 percent. New snow accumulation of less than one inch possible, according to the weather service.
Saturday is expected to be mostly cloudy, with a high temperature in the mid-20s. Nighttime may bring scattered snow flurries before midnight, and a low temperature in the low-teens.
Sunday should be sunny, with a high temperature about 30 degrees. Nighttime will be partly cloudy, with a low around temperature in the mid-teens.
The outlook for Monday, according to the weather service, is cloudy, possible snow flurries and temperatures in the 30s.


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Author Notes: Growing up, my mom was the Queen of wings. She had three finger-lickin' recipes (Paprika Picnic Wings, Garlic-Lemon Wings and Wings with a Soy Garlic Dipping sauce) that she would rotate through, bringing to potlucks and picnics to rave reviews. These wings are my interpretation that combines aspects of each recipe. Salty, with nutty notes from the sesame and an underlying brightness from the lemon and shiso, all these need is a cold beer and you are ready for the game. NOTE: I use gluten free tamari because my husband is allergic to gluten, however I have also come to appreciate the robust, dark flavor tamari imparts. To my palate, it is slightly saltier than regular soy sauce, so if you substitute soy sauce, add to taste accordingly. - gingerroot —gingerroot
Food52 Review: Gingerroot's Sesame Shiso Wings are really tasty. They're flavorful, more salty than sweet, with an earthiness from the sesame seeds and oil. The lemon in the marinade brings out the tangy green shiso, which shiso lovers could also sprinkle on top along with the sesame seeds. The cornstarch crust fries up in a nice, crispy way, but make sure that your oil temperature isn't too hot or you'll risk having it brown up too quickly. Though the wings are delicious on their own, if you have extra sauce, it makes a nice dipping sauce, thinned with some mirin, and with added slices of ginger and garlic. - SallyCan —The Editors
Serves: 1 really hungry husband or 2-3 as a starter (easily doubled or tripled)
chicken wings
cup lemon juice
teaspoon salt
teaspoon ground ginger
teaspoon garlic powder
teaspoon onion powder
freshly ground black pepper
cup cornstarch
green shiso leaves, cut into chiffonade and then chopped crosswise
large green onion, finely sliced
tablespoons gluten free tamari (can substitute soy sauce, see headnote)
tablespoon honey of choice
teaspoons sugar
teaspoon mirin
drizzle of sesame oil
black and white sesame seeds, for sprinkling
Vegetable oil for frying
- Separate wings at joints to get a wing, a drumette and a tip. Save tips for stock. You should have 24 pieces. In a gallon sized ziploc bag, combine wings, drumettes, lemon juice, salt, ground ginger, garlic powder, onion powder and fresh black pepper. Seal bag, pushing out as much air as possible, and massage chicken pieces to thoroughly and evenly coat with lemon juice and spices. Refrigerate for 2-3 hours, occasionally turning bag.
- In a fryer or Dutch oven, begin to heat enough vegetable oil to measure at least an inch deep. If using a fryer, heat to 365 degrees. If using a Dutch oven, turn stove to medium-high heat (5 on my stove) and keep covered (although you may need to turn down once oil gets hot). Set up a baking sheet topped with a cooling rack near your frying station. Cover the rack with a few paper towels.
- Meanwhile, make your sauce. In a medium bowl, combine tamari, honey, sugar, mirin, shiso and green onion. Add drizzle of sesame oil. Stir well to dissolve sugar. Set aside.
- In a clean ziploc, add cornstarch. Transfer chicken pieces from marinating ziploc to the one with the cornstarch (you don't want all the liquid from the marinating bag). Remove air from cornstarch ziploc, seal, and shake to coat chicken pieces. Your oil should be ready and hot.
- Using tongs to shake off excess cornstarch, start frying chicken pieces, being careful not to crowd the fryer or Dutch oven. I could fit about 7 pieces at a time. Fry chicken until cooked and golden brown, about 6 minutes. As you remove the cooked chicken with tongs, squeeze out excess oil (over fryer or Dutch oven). Place on paper towel covered rack. Continue until all the chicken is cooked.
- Gently toss cooked chicken in sauce, a few pieces at a time, making sure to get shiso and green onion on the chicken. The straight sauce is pretty salty so you do not want to leave the pieces in for an extended amount of time. Just enough to coat each side.
- Sprinkle coated pieces with sesame seeds and serve immediately with your favorite beer. These are best piping hot, although are also good cold (just not crispy).
- Note: You can also roast the marinated wings and drumettes (omit cornstarch) on a lined baking sheet in the top third of a 450 degree oven for 10 minutes, turning after 5 minutes. Finish under the broiler for about 2-3 minutes. Coat in sauce as in step 6. These are lovely, although I personally prefer the crispier skin from frying.
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We will meet in the Google offices, where we will have an informal gathering and have something to eat and drink (BBQ if London's weather holds!) And of course, don't forget your cameras!
Space is limited to 75 people, so please, register using this form.
Date: 22 May 2008 from 18:30 to 21:30
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text: NAMI Launches National "I Vote, I Count" Campaign For Voter Registration & Education People With Mental Illness Represent "Last Frontier" Of Civil Rights Movement; Building On Iowa & New Hampshire, NAMI Seeks Fundamental Change In America's Mental Healthcare System Feb 07 2000 Arlington, VA - The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) yesterday launched "I Vote, I Count 2000," a national non-partisan campaign for voter registration and education targeted to people with severe mental illness, their families and friends-with a goal of building a broad, aggressive movement for fundamental change in America's mental healthcare system. At the opening session of NAMI's annual Legislative Conference, approximately 200 leaders from more than 40 states received a special briefing on successful pilot projects recently completed in Iowa and New Hampshire. (The conference continues today and Tuesday in Arlington's Hilton Hotel). "People with mental illness are the last frontier of the civil rights movement that has spanned much of this century,' declared NAMI executive director Laurie Flynn. "Forty-four states still have laws that restrict the right of some people with treatable brain disorders to vote. Even if those laws are seldom applied, they represent stigma, prejudice, and discrimination against people with mental illness. We intend to challenge them, if necessary, while building a movement to demonstrate that we count too." Mental illnesses are biological brain disorders and in many cases today treatment works-but only if a person can get it. The treatment success rate for schizophrenia is 60 percent: higher than the rate for heart disease. For bipolar disorder (manic depression) the treatment success rate is 80 percent. "Mental illnesses kill." Flynn said. "We are not talking about mental health problems that come from the stresses of daily life. We are not talking about Woody Allen and 30 years of talk therapy. Too many politicians don't know the difference and they are confused about priorities in spending taxpayer dollars." "We need fundamental change in the nation's mental healthcare system," Flynn continued. "It is today a system in crisis-and too much like a chamber of horrors. Too many people with serious mental illness are dying because they cannot get adequate treatment. They are dying in restraints on hospital wards. They are committing suicide. They are being shot by police or warehoused in prisons. In rare, but sensational cases, they may kill innocent people, and then in some cases, face execution, in which senseless, preventable tragedies are compounded by barbaric injustice." As NAMI's campaign enters its next phase, the grassroots organization, with more than 210,000 members and 1,200 affiliates nationwide, intends to focus on South Carolina's February 19th presidential primary and states like California, New York, and North Carolina with primaries on "Super Tuesday" (March 7) where newspapers like the Los Angeles Times and New York Times, andCharlotte Observer recently have published extensive investigative series exposing the failures of the mental healthcare system, or in some cases, the problem of homelessness.. "The presidential candidates are talking a lot about healthcare reform," Flynn said, "but they aren't saying much about mental illness and the broad, systemic changes that are needed. We hope these same newspapers will ask each and every candidate what they intend to do about the crisis." But the real focus for NAMI's campaign will be the general election in November and building movements at the state and local levels to advance its Omnibus Mental Illness Recovery Act (OMIRA), which contains eight key elements: Consumer and family participation in planning mental illness services Equitable healthcare coverage (insurance parity) Access to newer medications: i.e., requiring healthcare plans to provide all effective and medically necessary medications Financing assertive community treatment programs, including the evidence-based PACT model Work incentives through Medicaid for persons with severe mental illness Limit the use of restraints only to emergency safety situations Reduction in the criminalization of mental illness, including specialized police training and mental health courts Establish a Mental Illness Housing Assistance Program to provide safe, affordable housing with community-based services "Taken together, these eight components can move us toward an accountable system for providing recovery-oriented treatment and services to people with severe brain disorders," Flynn noted. "OMIRA's issues also have federal counterparts. They are not our entire agenda, but they at least will establish a national baseline of care that can move the country forward." In its campaign, NAMI also intends to work in coalition with other groups in the long-term healthcare and disability communities, including the National Mental Health Association (NMHA). Ken Steele, founder of the National Voter Empowerment Project, whom the New York Times twice profiled last year, addressed the Legislative Conference during the opening session.


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The Royal Winnipeg Rifles is an Infantry Regiment, a unit of the Canadian Forces Primary Reserve. The Royal Winnipeg Rifles fall under the command of the 38 Canadian Brigade Group, a Brigade within the 3rd Canadian Division, which is responsible for all Army units from Northwestern Ontario to British Columbia.
Based out of Minto Armouries in Winnipeg Manitoba, The Royal Winnipeg Rifles are the premier Infantry unit in Manitoba, founded in 1883, with a long and proud history of service to Canada and the Crown.
The officers and men of The Royal Winnipeg Rifles train as Infantry soldiers: their task "to close with, and destroy the enemy". As a Light Infantry unit, soldiers are taught field craft, weapons handling, navigation, infantry tactics and other skills, many of which originated Rifle Regiments of the British Army. These tactics, developed in the early 1800s under Colonel Coote Manningham, were a departure from the tactics used by the Line Infantry of the day.
From service in the Nile Expedition, the Northwest Rebellion, the Boer War in South Africa, both World Wars, the Korean conflict, and more recently, Croatia, the Sudan, Bosnia, the Balkans and Afghanistan, the Regiment continues to serve Canada in its traditional fashion – with professionalism and determination.
Closer to home, The Royal Winnipeg Rifles have contributed to emergency and aid to the civil power efforts, and have been tasked with a secondary role as one of four Arctic Response Companies, formed in 2009. The unit remains a highly respected and integral component of the Canadian Armed Forces.
Not to be forgotten, the Regimental Band has been a vital part of the Regiment since its inception, providing musical support for countless parades, dinners and ceremonies for the Regiment and other units across the country, and a variety of public performances. Never shirking their primary role as soldiers, bandsmen of The Royal Winnipeg Rifles have accompanied the Regiment during its major conflicts in Africa, the Northwest Rebellion, and Europe during both World Wars, fulfilling their traditional battlefield role as stretcher bearers and other support functions, and most recently in Kabul, Afghanistan in a support staff role.
The Regimental Band continues to represent the Regiment and its presence within the community of Winnipeg, keeping The Royal Winnipeg Rifles in the hearts and minds of its citizens. When Winnipeggers think of the army, they think of The Royal Winnipeg Rifles, in no small part due to the Regimental Band.
To quote Rudyard Kipling: "No one, not even the adjutant, can say for certain where the soul of the battalion lives; but the expression of that soul is most often found in the band".
This website is dedicated to all soldiers of the Regiment, past, present and future, and has been established to provide them with an outlet to further their knowledge and appreciation for their Regiment, and provides the general public an opportunity to learn about The Royal Winnipeg Rifles, a universally respected Regiment.
All aspects of the Regiment are represented: the Battalion, Senate, Association, Regimental Band and Museum, and its affiliated Cadet Corps, all have pages dedicated to describe their fundamental contribution to what is best described as the Regimental Family.
Please feel free to explore and enjoy the Regimental website of The Royal Winnipeg Rifles, and sign the guest book with any comments or questions.
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Deliberating filibuster's history
'Mr./Madame President, I send an amendment to the desk and ask for its immediate consideration." The ability for any United States senator to utter this short and simple request has become a rarity in the Senate in recent years. As two formerly elected officers of the Senate, we thought it might be helpful to offer a short Senate history lesson as to how this request has become rare and then offer a bipartisan way to bring the request back to a more routine status.
In the mid-1980s, after the landslide election of President Ronald Reagan, the Senate became controlled by the GOP. This GOP majority status occurred for the first time in more than over two dozen years but more important, it resulted in the largest freshman class in Senate history except for one elected in the 1940s. After a couple of years of service, many of these freshman senators began to worry about their reelection, which would now occur without Reagan's coattails.
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With this in mind, several of these senators began to approach the majority leader and request that he schedule the Senate in such a way as to avoid votes on certain subjects that might make their reelection more difficult. Thus was born the Senate tradition of avoiding tough votes. As the years turned into decades, this "vote protection" has become a prerequisite skill for those seeking the office of Senate majority leader.
By the 1990s, the minority party in the Senate began to find more clever ways to force votes on issues that they believed might be hard to defend on the campaign trail. But instead of avoiding the votes altogether, Senate leaders developed a process that was dubbed "side-by-sides." This practice was born from the minority trying to force votes on a particular issue that was causing the political pain of the day and were included in unanimous consent agreements governing the debate on the legislation. However, in the crafting of the consent agreements, the majority party was given the opportunity to offer an alternative amendment on the issue, and the majority was granted the first vote in the sequence of votes. The minority party received the second vote in the sequence.
This process worked well for many years. Both the majority and minority members understood that to preserve the Senate's image of being the "greatest deliberative body," they would have to allow votes on controversial issues. The idea of side-by-sides was designed to offer first a "cover" vote, crafted by the majority, to offset the potential political pain that might result when voting only on the minority amendment. These "side-by-sides" can be found in many unanimous consent agreements crafted over the past two decades.


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NEW YORK (AP) – A San Francisco hedge fund founder was sentenced Thursday to two years in prison for his conviction on insider trading charges after he apologized to the court, saying he was "terribly, terribly sorry."
Doug Whitman received less than half of the more than four years in prison called for by federal sentencing guidelines after his August conviction on securities fraud and conspiracy charges.
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff said Whitman seemed to be a decent person in his personal life but was "cavalier and crude in his business dealings."
The judge also fined the founder of Whitman Capital $250,000 and ordered him to forfeit $935,000.
At trial, prosecutors said Whitman made nearly $1 million between 2006 and 2009 by receiving inside tips about the earnings of public companies. Whitman testified he was careful to avoid inside trades.
At his sentencing, Whitman, 54, called his trial and conviction the most "painful and shaming" experience of his life.
"I am terribly, terribly sorry," he said. "This is something that haunts me today and will for the rest of my life."
A defense lawyer said the case had cost Whitman his reputation, his job and his marriage.
Whitman is scheduled to report to prison May 9. Before his arrest, he had presided over a hedge fund that had about $100 million in assets.
He was the only defendant to testify among dozens charged in a wide-ranging crackdown since 2007 on insider trading by federal authorities. Nearly all of those charged have pleaded guilty or been convicted at trial.
During a three-week trial last summer, jurors heard testimony that Whitman's hedge fund made trades over a three-year period based on inside information related to Google Inc., Marvell Technology Group Ltd. and Polycom Inc.
Among witnesses for the government was Roomy Khan, who once lived near Whitman in Atherton, Calif.
She said Whitman was "almost hounding me" for inside information from a close contact at Polycom, a telecommunications company. Whitman testified his firm realized $362,172 in profits on Polycom shares during the period the government alleged Khan passed him information.
(Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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===packages to move with KDE===
===packages to move with KDE===
Revision as of 09:08, 11 July 2013
- check for new/removed dependencies
- check for new/removed sub modules
- check if we should probably add some replaces
- recheck kde-meta
- review build logs
- review namcap logs
- check packages which are not part of KDE SC but depend on it
- check packages which depends on split libraries
- kdeaccessibility-kmag (miss libkdeaccessibilityclient, it hasn't a stable release)
- kdebindings-kimono (miss soprano, nepomuk, akonadi bindings)
- kdebindings-kross (miss falcon)
- kdebindings-perlkde (miss akonadi)
- kdebindings-smokekde (miss akonadi)
- kdeedu-kig (miss boost-python?)
- kdeedu-kstars (miss xplanet)
- kdeedu-marble (miss libshp, quazip, qextserialport, libwlocate, it hasn't a stable release)
- kdenetwork (miss XMSS, libmeanwhile, msilbc)
Todo / Notes
common tasks
- change url to application homepage (e.g. http://kde.org/applications/utilities/ark/ or https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdemultimedia/libkcddb instead of just kde.org)
- check this Bug report: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=189465
- update KDE and KDE Packages
packages to be removed
- kdeplasma-addons-applets-kdeobservatory
packages to move with KDE
Known issues
- launchers icons are wide in the panel (KDEBUG#321128)
If any problem occurs try a new user or (re)move ~/.kde4 /tmp/kde-* /var/tmp/kdecache-*
Changes from 4.10
New packages
- kdenetwork-strigi-analyzers
- kdesdk-thumbnailers
Removed packages
- kdeplasma-addons-applets-kdeobservatory
soname bump
- libkipi.so.10 -> libkipi.so.11
Broken packages which are not part of KDE SC
- digikam (needs a rebuild)
- kipi-plugins (needs a rebuild)
- kphotoalbum (needs a rebuild)


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HIV/AIDS in Senegal
- 0.9% Estimated Prevalence
(Age 15–49)
- 2,600 Estimated Deaths (2009)
- 19,000 Estimated Orphans
- 12,249 Reported Number of People Receiving ART
- 24,000 Estimated Number of People Needing ART
UNAIDS Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic, November 2010
HIV/AIDS Assets and Strategic Focus
Strategic Focus
Senegal has a concentrated HIV epidemic with high prevalence rates in most-at-risk groups (i.e., commercial sex workers) but low levels in the general population. CDC provides support for the National Reference Laboratory (NRL) and the government surveillance program to strengthen laboratory systems and to develop reliable data on HIV transmission within Senegal.
Strengthening Surveillance and Health Information Systems
CDC provides technical and financial support for sustaining Senegal's HIV/AIDS strategic information activities through assistance with Senegal's 2011 National HIV Sentinel Surveillance Survey. The survey is administered in antenatal clinics, and its measurements of HIV and syphilis prevalence will inform national policymaking and programming in HIV/AIDS and overall health.
Strengthening Laboratory Systems Throughout Africa
In partnership with Senegal's Cheik Anta Diop University, CDC improves the quality of laboratory services in Francophone African countries by strengthening indigenous capacity to implement basic quality management systems and by developing an HIV-related proficiency testing system that is available to all African countries.
Notable Accomplishments
With CDC technical and financial support, Senegal is in the process of conducting its 2011 antenatal care survey to measure HIV prevalence among pregnant women.
CDC has established a cooperative agreement with the Senegal's HIV surveillance coordinating program at the NRL which is located at the Dantec Hospital in Dakar, Senegal. The cooperative agreement will strengthen HIV strategic information in Senegal through the design and implementation of a national HIV case reporting system and other surveillance activities in support of the National Strategic Information Program.
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