The Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure and the Ministry of Health, in cooperation with the Nikola Tesla Airport, have organised a new space for the reception of passengers arriving in Serbia at the time of emergency.
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New space at Belgrade airport for passenger reception
Belgrade,
28 March 2020
A statement from the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure states that they are provided with space in the immediate vicinity of incoming gates, which contains all the necessary equipment.
This space, where passengers will wait for coronavirus testing by sanitary inspectors after leaving the airplane, has armchairs spaced at the prescribed distance, appliances with cold and hot water, well-kept toilets and other functionalities.
Assistant Minister for Air Transport Zoran Ilic explained that after testing for COVID-19, passengers proceed to passport control, and then left the airport building in an organised manner in accordance with established procedures, in accordance with the decisions of the Serbian government.
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