Coronavirus updates in Vietnam: New COVID-19 infections surpass 900; more citizens repatriated
	Nearly 300 citizens repatriated from UK, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark and Czech
	Insights into repatriation flight with 120 Vietnamese COVID-19 patients

(Photo: Truyen Hinh Thong Tan)

Passengers onboard the repatriation flights include children, the elderly, sick people, graduated overseas students whose residency is invalid and other individuals in particularly difficult situations.

Vietnamese representative agencies have actively supported the overseas Vietnamese, including those distanced from the airport or having trouble traveling to airports in San Francisco and Seoul. Officers are dispatched to the airport to assist citizens in completing needed procedures and boarding process.

The National Airlines of Vietnam has strictly implemented security, safety and epidemiological measures during the flight, in a bid to ensure the health of citizens and prevent further spread of the pandemic.

All flight participants were under medical supervision upon arrival at Da Nang International Airport and took to concentrated quarantine area.

In the coming time, oversea Vietnamese with difficult situation can get arranged flights to their wish, in accordance with the epidemic situation and isolation capacity in the country.

More than 1,340 Vietnamese citizens brought home last week About 1,340 Vietnamese citizens were flown home from several countries last week.

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