First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said today that there are almost no Serbian citizens stranded at an airport or border crossing around the world, noting that about 4,000 people, half of them by plane, have been transported.
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In a statement to Television Prva, Dacic announced that flights from Istanbul and Bucharest are planned for today, tomorrow our country will organise a flight from Vienna, and a flight from Paris is expected again.
He said there will be more flights not organized by the state, including a flight from the Czech Republic scheduled for 2 April, then from Israel and Stuttgart, while we are still considering what to do with people coming from Switzerland.
It often happens that a certain number of people sign up for a humanitarian flight, and then the planes return half empty because the passengers do not come when they hear that they should be quarantined in Serbia, Dacic said.
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