The flight conveying Indian nationals from Singapore arrived in Delhi on Friday at around 11:56 am. The updates on arriving of AI381, conveying 234 travelers, were shared by Union Minister S Jaishankar. In the meantime,
the primary flight clearing Indian nationals abandoned abroad arrived in Kerala’s Kochi International Airport at 10:20 pm on Thursday from Abu Dhabi, with 177 travelers and four kids. The subsequent flight arrived in north Kerala’s Kozhikode air terminal from Dubai, with 177 travelers and five kids.
In a prior declaration, India has said that 64 flights and three Navy boats would be worked to bring home almost 15,000 Indians abandoned abroad. The activity is titled ‘Vande Bharat Mission’. The Indian nationals abandoned in Bahrain, UAE, USA, Malaysia, Kuwait, and Singapore will be transported on Friday. In the interim, the travelers who arrived in the two flights were introduced clumps into a triage zone, where they were made to experience required wellbeing screening.
In the mission that began Thursday, about 15,000 Indians abandoned abroad are required to return on uncommon Air India departures from 12 nations longer than seven days. Of the 64 flights, 15 would be to Kerala, 11 each to Delhi and Tamil Nadu, seven each to Maharashtra and Telangana, and the rest to Gujarat, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh.
