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Mar 11, 2020

FICCI Frames 2020 postponed due to coronavirus

Event was to be held between 18-20 March

FICCI Frames 2020 postponed due to coronavirus
The organisers of FICCI Frames 2020 have announced that the event that was to be held in Mumbai between 18-20 March has been postponed.
 
A statement from the organisers said: 
 
In view of the public health concerns and the recent advisory of the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, which has strongly recommended to avoid mass gatherings, FICCI has decided to postpone FICCI Frames 2020. While it is indeed a big disappointment for all of us at FICCI and the media community in India and the rest of the world, we have chosen to take this decision in the best interest of our participants. We look forward to coming to you very shortly with the new dates for FICCI Frames.
 
 
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