Extending The Decision Not To Receive More Than 35 Passengers On Upcoming Flights To Kuwait

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation yesterday extended its decision to reduce the number of passengers arriving to the country until further notice.

This decision had come into effect on January 24, and was due to end on February 6. The decision stipulates that all foreign companies should have only 35 passengers onboard each flight, but the Kuwait Airways and Al-Jazeera flights are excluded from the decision.

In addition, MP Abdul Kareem Al-Kandari said he believes the recent increase in the COVID-19 cases is due to the entry of passengers with forged PCR certificates. He insisted that this is a governmental responsibility and must be dealt with firmly.

MP Al-Kandari said, “If there are any plans to close the airport, they must be announced well in advance so that citizens do not get stranded, as this was what had happened previously after every sudden decision to close the entry ports.”

 

SOURCE : ARAB TIMES

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