Panic Button
Panic among Indian H-1B holders in US as visa fee hike hits travel plans
Widespread panic, confusion and concern gripped Indians in the US on H-1B visas on Saturday hours after US President Donald Trump's order to impose a staggering USD 1,00,000 fee on the work visas, with many cancelling their plans to travel to India. While many cancelled plans to travel at the last minute while waiting to board flights to India, several others already in India are scrambling to return amid lack of clarity after Trump on Friday signed a proclamation to raise the H-1B visa fees, weeks before Indian professionals and their families travel to India for Diwali and other year-end holidays. Individuals on H-1B visas as well as those in the US tracking the news spoke to PTI on condition of anonymity and stressed that the underlying emotion among H-1B visa holders and their families right now is that of a crazy sense of panic and worry. There are instances where people have cancelled their travel plans as they were waiting in line to board their flights to India across US ...
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Panic button must in mobile phones by next year
Once a panic button is pressed, a call will be directed to the emergency contact - family, friend or police
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