More Thais stranded in Japan and China coming home

By THE NATION

 

 

Thai nationals stranded in Japan due to the Covid-19 crisis would be returning to their home country on Wednesday, the Royal Thai Embassy in Tokyo said on Tuesday (June 9).

 

The embassy said on its official Facebook page that the Thais would arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 3.40pm in a Japan Airlines Flight JL 031.

 

The embassy said in the post that the returnees must follow the Covid-19 precaution guidelines issued by the Public Health Ministry and would be quarantined for 14 days on arrival.

 

The embassy did not reveal the number of Thais on the flight.

 

 

Also on Tuesday, the Royal Thai Embassy in Beijing announced on its official Facebook page that 37 Thais stranded in China would arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 11.55pm of Tuesday. The passengers departed from Beijing International Airport on a China Airline Flight CA 979 at 7.50pm (local time). All the returnees agreed to enter the government’s quarantine facilities upon arrival and will remain there for 14 days, the embassy said.

 

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30389366

 

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14 day quarantine immediately upon arrival thank you.

Great social distancing in the first pic!

The embassies in Japan and China must be proud of themselves, for bringing home stranded citizens in such a "hurry".

what happen to the other passengers on the flights, also quarantined or only applies to the Thais, confusing stuff

6 hours ago, Mavideol said:

what happen to the other passengers on the flights, also quarantined or only applies to the Thais, confusing stuff

What "other passengers on the flights?"  I thought these repatriating flights only had returning Thai citizens who were stranded overseas.

I predict that none of the Thais who arrive from China will be rushed to the hospital with a fever or test positive for Coronavirus.

17 hours ago, wpcoe said:

What "other passengers on the flights?"  I thought these repatriating flights only had returning Thai citizens who were stranded overseas.

the post reads """ The embassy did not reveal the number of Thais on the flight.""" thus one can think they had other people on the flight since it was operated by the country of origin

17 hours ago, JCP108 said:

I predict that none of the Thais who arrive from China will be rushed to the hospital with a fever or test positive for Coronavirus.

You obviously don’t watch the daily briefings on Thai tv.Almost every repat flight has arriving Thais detected and quarantined or into hospital.