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More than 210 Vietnamese citizens in Japan repatriated

More than 210 Vietnamese citizens came back home from Japan on a repatriation flight operated by VietJet Air on November 29.
More than 210 Vietnamese citizens in Japan repatriated ảnh 1Vietnamese citizens brought to a concentrated quarantine facility (Source: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - More than 210 Vietnamese citizens came back homefrom Japan on a repatriation flight operated by VietJet Air on November 29.

The passengers included pregnant women, the elderly,children aged under 18, people with fatal diseases and others in extremelydisadvantaged circumstances.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Japan sent its staff to theairport to assist them with boarding procedures.

In-flight safety and preventive measures against theCOVID-19 pandemic were rigorously enforced to protect the passengers’ healthand prevent the spread of the disease.

Upon arrival at Can Tho international airport in the MekongDelta city of the same name, all the passengers and crew members receivedmedical check-ups and were sent to quarantine in line with regulations.

The repatriation of Vietnamese citizens in disadvantagedcircumstances abroad will continue to be conducted in line with their wishes,the developments of the COVID-19 pandemic, and quarantine capacity inVietnam./.
VNA

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