New Delhi: Indian will launch the fourth phase of its biggest repatriation operation from July 3, media reports said late Thursday, citing a government official.
Dubbed as “Vande Bharat Mission,” the operation seeks to bring back citizens stranded abroad following the suspension of international flights due to the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic.
In the coming phase of the operation, the government will focus on bringing back Indians from the Gulf countries, Malaysia and Singapore, among others from where a large number have registered to return.
"We are committed to bringing back our remaining compatriots, particularly in the GCC countries, Malaysia, Singapore, among other places," Anurag Srivastava, the spokesman of India’s Ministry of External Affairs, said in a press briefing here.
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Dubbed as “Vande Bharat Mission,” the operation seeks to bring back citizens stranded abroad following the suspension of international flights due to the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic.
In the coming phase of the operation, the government will focus on bringing back Indians from the Gulf countries, Malaysia and Singapore, among others from where a large number have registered to return.
"We are committed to bringing back our remaining compatriots, particularly in the GCC countries, Malaysia, Singapore, among other places," Anurag Srivastava, the spokesman of India’s Ministry of External Affairs, said in a press briefing here.
27/06/20 Saudi Gazette
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