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More than 1,800 passengers arrive on eight international flights

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Eight International flights carrying about 1,880 passengers landed in the Kingdom late last night. Cambodia Air communications and public relations director Khek Norinda said earlier yesterday four flights would land in Phnom Penh and one in Sihanoukville.

 

“These flight operations have been maintained despite the COVID-19 situation, so it is not a restart of activities at the airports,” he said. “We are expecting around 1,800 passengers.” “We don’t have the figures about three other international flights [from Seoul, Manila and Beijing] which will land later tonight,” he added.

 

Mr Khek stressed that the number of passengers arriving on Wednesday is in reality a 93 percent drop compared to the same day last year. Sao Wathana, director of the Phnom Penh International Airport, said yesterday the flights would come in from China, South Korea and the Philippines.

 

read more https://www.khmertimeskh.com/more-than-1800-passengers-arrive-on-eight-international-flights/

ThaiVisa, c'est aussi en français

ThaiVisa, it's also in French

How many passengers had high temperatures? Like all the Thai flight seem to have.....

4 hours ago, redwood1 said:

How many passengers had high temperatures? Like all the Thai flight seem to have.....

Some Thai nationals returning were reported as having 'high fevers' not high temperatures which is actually more likely!

Why go there if you must do 14 days in quarantine?

5 minutes ago, fred110 said:

Why go there if you must do 14 days in quarantine?

Did you read the story?

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Edited by Forza2002

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Terrible title for this post.  Once again, the title makes one think the item is referring to Thailand when it is actually referring to Cambodia.

 

This has happened many times before.  Time to read the article before posting the title.

Edited by LarryLEB

27 minutes ago, LarryLEB said:

Time to read the article before posting the title.

............ or maybe read which forum the OP was in.

Good, use Cambodis as the guinea pigs although no passengers from the US, Sth America, Europe, (incl UK) Singapore, Malaysia Indonesia, Africa etc,,,just wait til they get in the mix

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1 hour ago, LarryLEB said:

Terrible title for this post.  Once again, the title makes one think the item is referring to Thailand when it is actually referring to Cambodia. This has happened many times before.  Time to read the article before posting the title.

Maybe just look at the Forum it's posted in: Cambodia News ...

 

BTW I agree that it's a problem on ThaiVisa. IMHO, any post relative to another country should show a small flag of this country so that there is no such doubt.

8 hours ago, redwood1 said:

How many passengers had high temperatures? Like all the Thai flight seem to have.....

Probably none (quote from link):-

 

All foreigners are also required to have health certificates issued no longer than 72 hours before flying to confirm that they are free of coronavirus and they need a minimum of $50,000 in health insurance to enter the Kingdom.

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

............ or maybe read which forum the OP was in.

Thank you, missed that.  I was just about to get all annoyed.  ????

2 hours ago, n00dle said:

Did you read the story?

Yes. It says:

When passengers arrive, they will be brought to the quarantine centre within 24 hours to take their samples for testing. If the result comes out negative for COVID-19, we will allow them to self-quarantine at their respective homes,” Mr Aun added.

Although the article says people will be allowed to self-quarantine at home if they test negative on arrival my understanding is that if even one person on a flight tests positive all the passengers on that flight must go into state supervised quarantine. So far every flight I've read about has had at least one case...though maybe they only report on those. 

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