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Serikali ya Urusi imesema inapanga kusitisha huduma za anga kati ya Nchi hiyo na Tanzania kuanzia Aprili 15 hadi Juni 01, 2021 kutokana na hali ya mlipuko wa CoronaVirus
Serikali imesema itapitia upya zuio hilo ikiwa hali ya mlipuko itatengemaa. Mbali na Tanzania, Taifa hilo pia litasitisha huduma za anga kati yake na Uturuki katika tarehe hizo
Vyanzo:
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Russia is temporarily suspending regular and charter flights with Turkey, Moscow announced Monday.
The suspension over COVID-19 concerns will last from April 15 to June 1, said Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova.
Flights will resume if developments in the pandemic show a positive trend, she added, speaking at a video conference with other members of the government,
She also said travel agencies were recommended to halt sales of tours to Turkey and the East African country of Tanzania, where flights have also been suspended.
However, two regular flights per week between Istanbul and Moscow will continue service, from the Russian capital and then back again, she said.
Flight service home for Russian nationals working on the Akkuyu nuclear power plant project in the southern Turkish province of Mersin will also continue.
Russian authorities will closely follow the situation with COVID-19 in both Turkey and Tanzania and take steps as needed, she added.
Serikali imesema itapitia upya zuio hilo ikiwa hali ya mlipuko itatengemaa. Mbali na Tanzania, Taifa hilo pia litasitisha huduma za anga kati yake na Uturuki katika tarehe hizo
Vyanzo:
Coronavirus in Russia: The Latest News | Feb. 24 - The Moscow Times
Russia has confirmed 18,315,292 cases of coronavirus and 378,784 deaths, according to the national coronavirus information center. Russia’s total excess fatality count since the start of the coronavirus pandemic is at least 995,000. Under half the population is fully vaccinated.
www.themoscowtimes.com
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Russia is temporarily suspending regular and charter flights with Turkey, Moscow announced Monday.
The suspension over COVID-19 concerns will last from April 15 to June 1, said Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova.
Flights will resume if developments in the pandemic show a positive trend, she added, speaking at a video conference with other members of the government,
She also said travel agencies were recommended to halt sales of tours to Turkey and the East African country of Tanzania, where flights have also been suspended.
However, two regular flights per week between Istanbul and Moscow will continue service, from the Russian capital and then back again, she said.
Flight service home for Russian nationals working on the Akkuyu nuclear power plant project in the southern Turkish province of Mersin will also continue.
Russian authorities will closely follow the situation with COVID-19 in both Turkey and Tanzania and take steps as needed, she added.