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With timely assistance from Vietnamese missions in the US, Vietnamese citizens gather at Houston’s internationa airport for the repatriation flight |
Passengers on board the flight came from many states of the US. They included minors under 18 elderly people, people with underlying illnesses, students without accommodations, stranded tourists, and others in extremely disadvantaged circumstances.
The Vietnam Consulate General in Houston sent officers to Houston’s international airport to assist citizens with necessary procedures before they boarded the plane.
Security, safety and hygiene measures were carried out throughout the flight to protect their health and prevent the possible spread of the virus.
Upon landing at Van Don International Airport in Quang Ninh province, northern Vietnam, those on board received health check-ups and were sent to concentrated quarantine facilities in line with regulations on COVID-19 prevention and control.
More repatriation flights are set to be conducted in the coming time to bring home Vietnamese citizens with disadvantaged circumstances, depending on their need and the nation’s quarantine capacity.
- 342 more Vietnamese repatriated from Japan due to COVID-19
- 240 Vietnamese citizens flown home safely from Philippines
- 230 Vietnamese citizens arrive home safely from Chinese Taiwan
- Vietnam Airlines brings home close to 350 Vietnamese citizens from Australia
- Over 250 Vietnamese citizens brought home on repatriation flight from RoK
- More than 300 Vietnamese citizens repatriated from Taiwan (China)
- 290 Vietnamese citizens flown home from Malaysia
- 343 more Vietnamese safely repatriated from Taiwan (China)
- Vietnam Airlines brings home 340 stranded citizens from Russia
- Hundreds of Vietnamese citizens return from the US and Brunei

