A recent Air China flight that flew from Copenhagen to Xi'an confirmed 8 new pneumonia patients on September 23, making up 4% of the inbound passenger count. This has forced one flight to be suspended starting October 10 as a precautionary measure against the spread of the virus. It is crucial for all passengers and airline employees involved in international travel to adhere to strict protocols and safety measures to prevent the further spread of the disease.
Recently, the Air China flight CA722 from Minsk to Hohhot has reported 11 new cases of COVID-19 among its inbound passengers, representing 4% of the total. As a precautionary measure, the airline has decided to suspend one of its flights starting from October 10. It is important for everyone to continue following safety guidelines and protocols to prevent the further spread of the virus. Stay safe and stay healthy!
Lufthansa flight LH722, traveling from Frankfurt to Beijing, had a concerning incident on September 21. Out of the total number of passengers on board, 5 individuals were newly diagnosed with pneumonia, making up approximately 4% of the inbound travelers. Due to this, starting from October 10, the airline has decided to suspend one of its flights.
Since October 10, Kazakhstan Astana Airlines flight KC285 (Almaty Chengdu) has been suspended for two flights due to the confirmation of 9 new coronal pneumonia passengers on September 23. These passengers accounted for 8% of the total number of inbound passengers on that flight.