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Russia to reopen air travel with Finland, Vietnam, India and Qatar

  • The early weeks of the pandemic, would restart from Jan 27, after certain epidemiological criteria were met.
  • The four countries were seeing fewer than 40 new cases per fortnight per 100,000 people.
Published January 16, 2021 Updated January 16, 2021 05:55pm
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MOSCOW: Russian authorities said on Saturday that flights between Moscow and the capitals of Finland, Vietnam, India and Qatar, suspended since the early weeks of the pandemic, would restart from Jan 27, after certain epidemiological criteria were met.

A statement shared following a meeting of the government's coronavirus HQ said that the four countries were seeing fewer than 40 new cases per fortnight per 100,000 people.

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