Hanoi, Jan 17 (VNA) – Russia will resume flights to Vietnam, India, Finland and Qatar from January 27 after a time interrupted by the pandemic, reported the Eurasian country’s Center for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19. .
According to the same source, the principle of reciprocity is applied in the reestablishment of the routes that connect Moscow with Hanoi, New Delhi, Helsinki and Doha, and between Saint Petersburg and Helsinki, with two flights per week for each journey.
The Center confirmed that the coronavirus infection rate in the aforementioned countries is less than 40 cases per 100,000 citizens for 14 days, thus responding to the epidemiological criteria to resume air services.
According to data from the worldometers.info website, until the night of January 16, Russia recorded more than 3.5 million COVID-19 and 65 thousand dead, while the figures for Vietnam were 1,500 and 30, respectively.
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