Kazakhstan to restrict flights to South Korea, Iran due to coronavirus

NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM Beginning from March 1, 2020 Kazakhstan will restrict flights to South Korea and Iran amid coronavirus outbreak, Kazinform reports.

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«Due to the epidemiological situation in South Korea and Iran, the Government of Kazakhstan is launching measures to prevent further spread of the coronavirus in our country. By a decision of the Interdepartmental Commission for Prevention of the Coronavirus Infection Spread in the territory of Kazakhstan, starting from March 1, 2020 regular flights are restricted in the following order: Air Astana airline: Almaty – Seoul, from 5 flights to 1 flight a week; Nur-Sultan-Seoul: from 2 flights to 1 flight a week; Asiana Airlines: Almaty-Seoul, from 2 flights to 1 flight per week. Mahan Air will fully cancel the Almaty-Tehran flight which is performed once a week only,» the press service of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development informs.

The passengers are recommended to refrain from trips to South Korea in the nearest time.