First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said that the government, in agreement with the President of the Republic, organised today an Air Serbia flight to Moscow and Warsaw to bring 144 Serbian citizens, and that a flight for Frankfurt is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Flight from Moscow, Warsaw to bring 144 Serbian citizens
Belgrade,
4 April 2020
In a statement to Tanjug news agency, Dacic said that our citizens that are coming back are students, medical patients, pregnant women, people who have been left jobless, as well as a larger number of our athletes and coaches.
Humanitarian aid and donations raised by the Serbian Embassy in Moscow will also be brought on this flight, including six portable and one ventilator for clinics, Dacic underlined.
The First Deputy Prime Minister said that an Air Serbia flight to Frankfurt is scheduled for tomorrow, which has been paid by Canada to transport its citizens from Serbia. Serbian citizens will be transported to Belgrade with the same airplane.
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Author: Tanjug
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