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The charter flight returning RMIT's teachers and students on September 6 (Photo: Bamboo Airways/ via Thanh Nien)

On September 6, RMIT University has conducted a charter flight to bring 270 teachers and students from RMIT who were traveling back to the country. As reported by Thanh Nien, the university has been collaborated with the Vietnamese government and Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to support the traveling demand of its teachers since the COVID-19 outbreak.

Prof. Peter Coloe, Chairman of RMIT Vietnam, was quoted by VOV as saying that foreign teachers accounted for 40% of the university’s workforce, and they had not been able to return to Vietnam as a result of the spread of COVID-19.

To date, all of the passengers have completed its 14-day-long quarantine, all tested negative for the novel virus, and are scheduled to return to work in October.

Meanwhile, the Canadian International School (CIS) have spent roughly VND1 billion (over US$ 43130) on bringing new foreign teachers over from Canada to Vietnam. The expenses largely consisted of flight tickets, quarantine fees, and the fees for several COVID-19 tests.

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