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Russia’s S7 Airlines Suspends All Flights to China Until March 28 Over Coronavirus
Russia’s S7 Airlines Suspends All Flights to China Until March 28 Over Coronavirus
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia’s S7 Airlines has suspended all flights to China and Hong Kong from 4 February - 28 March due to the deadly coronavirus outbreak, the... 03.02.2020, Sputnik International
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Russia’s S7 Airlines Suspends All Flights to China Until March 28 Over Coronavirus
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia’s S7 Airlines has suspended all flights to China and Hong Kong from 4 February - 28 March due to the deadly coronavirus outbreak, the companies press service said on Monday.
"S7 Airlines have decided to suspend all flights to Chinese cities and Hong Kong from 4 February to 28 March. Flights will be suspended after the last one, S7 5724 from Beijing to Novosibirsk, will be carried out on 4 February", the press service said.
According to the press service, the company considers these flights to be risky, as a basic check of passengers at the airport of departure does not guarantee the detection of primary symptoms of the coronavirus.
3 February 2020, 02:49 GMT
Last week, the company said it had cancelled all regular flights from Russia to China starting from 1 February and all those from China to Russia starting from 2 February over the outbreak. The airlines added that it would organise charter flights to return
Russian travellers from China.
The new strain of coronavirus was first detected in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December and has since spread to more than 20 countries. The virus has so far killed 362 people and infected over 17,000 others.
