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Indians arrive from Abu Dhabi, Dubai amid COVID-19
Updated On: 08 May, 2020 09:47 AM IST | Mumbai | Vinod Kumar Menon
Three special Air India Express flights left for Abu Dhabi and Dubai to bring them back

Indian passengers wait for their flight at Abu Dhabi airport on Thursday
Late on Thursday evening, nearly 350 Keralites from Abu Dhabi and Dubai arrived at Kochi and Calicut International Airport, in the first batch of repatriated stranded Indians in UAE.
Three special Air India Express flights left for Abu Dhabi and Dubai to bring them back. "As per the state health department directives, all passengers will be screened and have to undergo compulsory quarantine / isolation for 14 days, a regular check up and a swab test. If someone has COVID-19 and shows symptoms within the first seven days, they will be shifted to the district (Ernakulam) Medical College for treatment. Those who show negative results will be allowed to go home, but must complete remaining seven days of quarantine at home and health officials will contact them regularly to check on symptoms," explained a senior health officer from State Health Ministry.
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