Special flight takes 240 Vietnamese citizens home from Myanmar

Special flight takes 240 Vietnamese citizens home from Myanmar
An Airbus A320 of Vietjet Air lands at Noi Bai International Airport, in Hanoi, Vietnam. Photo: EPA
An Airbus A320 of Vietjet Air lands at Noi Bai International Airport, in Hanoi, Vietnam. Photo: EPA

Vietjet coordinated with the Embassy of Vietnam in Myanmar and the two countries’ authorities to operate a special flight bringing 240 Vietnamese citizens from Myanmar back home safely, vietnamplus reported.

The flight was a repatriation effort to bring back Vietnamese stranded abroad home after the suspension of international flights due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Passengers on the special flight were Vietnamese citizens with difficulties and wishes to return home, including under-18-year old children, the elderly, sick people, pregnant women, monks and religious groups required to go home after the closure of meditation centers, stranded tourists, workers with expired visas or contracts and students who completed their studies.

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