London's Natural History Museum shut

LONDON, December 20 London’s Natural History Museum, a favourite destination for families over the Christmas holidays, said on Monday it was closing until next week due to staff shortages as Covid-19 cases surge in Britain. “The Museum will be closed...

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Updated At : 01:22 PM Dec 21, 2021 IST

LONDON, December 20

London’s Natural History Museum, a favourite destination for families over the Christmas holidays, said on Monday it was closing until next week due to staff shortages as Covid-19 cases surge in Britain.

“The Museum will be closed from 21-27 December, due to an unforeseen staff shortage,” it said on Twitter. “We plan to reopen on Tuesday 28 December. You can also book new tickets for a future date on our website.” — Reuters

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