240 Vietnamese citizens safely repatriated from Singapore: Foreign Ministry

Vietnam is seeking to repatriate its citizens in especially difficult circumstances overseas due to COVID-19.

Passengers onboard the repatriation flights were minors under 18, people with underlying health issues, and other special cases.

The Vietnamese Embassy sent staff to assist the citizens with necessary procedures before their departure.

Pacific Airlines strictly implemented security, safety, and epidemiological measures during the flights to ensure the passengers’ health and prevent the possible spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

As soon as the planes landed at Can Tho International Airport, all crew members and passengers underwent medical supervision and were transferred to quarantine facilities in line with regulations on COVID-19 prevention and control.

Vietnamese agencies are arranging similar repatriation flights in the near future to bring home Vietnamese citizens stranded overseas according to their wishes as well as the epidemic situation and quarantine capacity in the country.

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