More Vietnamese nationals repatriated due to Covid-19

Hundreds of Vietnamese people from Japan and Taiwan have been brought home on June 24 due to Covid-19 concerns and prevention.

Hundreds of Vietnamese people from Japan and Taiwan have been brought home on June 24 due to Covid-19 concerns and prevention.

 

360 people return to Vietnam from Japan

361 people including 40 children and the elderly, 72 people with grave illnesses, 119 pregnant women, 20 people with expired contracts, and students and relatives with expired visas and three Japanese people landed in safety at Danang International Airport.

All passengers had their temperature checked and brought to the quarantine areas. All procedures were carried out carefully at the airport to avoid any accidents.

  

343 people return from Taiwan

On the same day, the flight carrying 343 Vietnamese people from Taiwan also landed at Tan Son Nhat Airport in HCM City. The flight was organised by the Vietnam Economic and Culture Office in Taipei, Vietnam Airlines, and the authorities in Vietnam and Taiwan.

The Vietnam Economic and Culture Office in Taipei has supported everyone in need to board the flight and sent employees to work with Vietnam Airlines to help the passengers at the airport.

Vietnam Airlines said they had strictly followed all protocols to ensure everyone's safety before, during and after the flight. The passengers have been checked and sent to quarantine areas.