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Written by: Ruimin Zhai
2020-03-31 21:50
Last updated: 2020-03-31 21:50A government spokesman announced this evening (31st) that in order to assist Hong Kong residents stranded in Peru to leave the region smoothly, the government will arrange a special plane to carry the group of Hong Kong people from Lima to London on April 3, Peru time, and then transfer to The reserved flight will return to Hong Kong at the expense of the user. The government is actively following up with the Office of the Special Representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong and the Chinese Embassy in Peru, including assisting in arranging a special plane to take over 30 Hong Kong people in Cusco to Lima, while Hong Kong people in other locations will pass through Local travel agency or transportation service company assists with arrangements.
A government spokesman announced today that a special plane will be arranged to pick up stranded Peruvians, fly from Lima to London and then transfer to a reserved flight back to Hong Kong. The cost will be paid by the user. The special plane is tentatively scheduled to leave Lima for London on April 3rd, Peru time. The passengers concerned will then transfer to the reserved flight and return to Hong Kong.
Locations outside Lima must meet in Lima by April 3
Some of them are in different places in Peru and need to take inland or other land transport to Lima. The government is actively following up with the Office of the Special Representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong and the Chinese Embassy in Peru, including assistance in arranging special planes More than 30 Hong Kong people in Cusco will be taken to Lima, while Hong Kong people in other locations will be assisted by local travel agencies or transportation service companies.
The spokesman pointed out that the SAR government can only arrange the above-mentioned special plane to take Hong Kong people out of Peru, and urged Hong Kong people in Peru who have not yet contacted the Immigration Department to contact the Immigration Department as soon as possible. According to legal requirements, all persons who have arrived in overseas countries 14 days before arriving in Hong Kong must undergo 14 days of compulsory quarantine.
As of 12:00 noon today, the Immigration Department had received a total of 91 calls from stranded Peruvians, including more than 30 members of tour groups. Nine of the applicants have left Peru through other arrangements. Another Hong Kong resident has died unfortunately of New Crown Pneumonia recently, while three Hong Kong people who are close contacts must remain in the area for quarantine and virus testing.
113 stranded Moroccan Hong Kongers have returned to Hong Kong with 39 remaining
At the same time, the Immigration Department received a total of 152 Hong Kong people seeking help on Morocco's return trip to Hong Kong. The government has actively coordinated with a number of airlines to reserve seats for affected Hong Kong people to leave Morocco and return to Hong Kong via other locations. As of noon today, 113 people have returned to Hong Kong on different flights. The 39 Hong Kong people still in Morocco are concentrated in the cities of Casablanca and Marrakech. The government is actively following up with the Chinese Embassy in the Kingdom of Morocco and airlines.
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