Minister of Civil Aviation Mohamed Manar Enaba communicated with Tunisair to return 37 stranded Egyptians, who had sought the Ministry of Immigration and Expatriate Affairs for help.<\/p>\n
A number of those were on business trips while others are working for UNICEF and UN organizations working in Libya so they had to head to Tunisia to get back.<\/p>\n
Minister of Immigration and Expatriate Affairs Nabila Makram praised the coordination between both ministries highlighting Enaba\u2019s initiative to fly back dozens of Egyptians from London on March 17 on EgyptAir flight no. 779.<\/p>\n
Enaba stated he would contribute in returning stranded Egyptians to assert that all EgyptAir pilots and crews must always be at the service of citizens under any circumstances.<\/p>\n
Stranded Egyptians can fill out the following form to receive help:
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\nThey can also email or Whatsapp the ministry: Egyexpcare2020@gmail.com – 01069613755\/01062437210<\/p>\n
And, they can always head to Egypt\u2019s embassies and consulates in the countries they are visiting.<\/p>\n
Egypt suspended international flights on March 19 for 15 days but the duration was extended to another 15 days as a protective measure against coronavirus outbreak. Yet, domestic and cargo flights continue operation.<\/p>\n
Tourists who had arrived before that date were allowed to continue their programs and leave on previously scheduled dates. On Monday 23, all museums and archaeological sites were shut down so travel agencies had to reschedule their programs accordingly.<\/p>\n
Red Sea hotels and resorts were instructed to quarantine workers for 14 days starting the check-out date of the last tourist. In parallel, all tourism establishments would be sterilized during the aviation suspension.<\/p>\n
Between March 19-26, EgyptAir operated 33 flights to return stranded Egyptians from different countries.<\/p>\n
Egypt Today<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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