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UAE calls on citizens abroad to return due to travel difficulties

United Arab Emirates has urged its citizens abroad to return home due to travel difficulties amid the spread of coronavirus and suspensions of flights from some countries. (File/AFP)
United Arab Emirates has urged its citizens abroad to return home due to travel difficulties amid the spread of coronavirus and suspensions of flights from some countries. (File/AFP)
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17 Mar 2020 03:03:25 GMT9
17 Mar 2020 03:03:25 GMT9

Arab News

DUBAI: UAE citizens traveling abroad have been urged to return home. The foreign ministry made the call due to travel conditions becoming more restricted and flights suspended in several countries, the state news agency WAM reported. 

The ministry called on unwell Emirati students abroad to coordinate with the scholarship agency through the UAE’s embassies.

The ministry also said it was vital for citizens traveling abroad to contact the mission in the country they are currently in, adding that any Emirati traveler should register with their nearest mission. 

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