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Saudi Arabia bans entry from UAE, Vietnam, Ethiopia and Afghanistan

By IANS | Updated: July 3, 2021 13:25 IST

Riyadh, July 3 Saudi Arabia has banned the travel of citizens to UAE, Ethiopia and Vietnam without prior ...

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Riyadh, July 3 Saudi Arabia has banned the travel of citizens to UAE, Ethiopia and Vietnam without prior permission, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on Saturday, citing an official source at the Ministry of Interior.

Flights to and from these countries as well as Afghanistan will be suspended on Sunday, July 4, at 11 p.m, the Saudi Gazette reported.

The source indicated there will be institutional quarantine for all passengers, whether citizens or foreigners, coming from these countries, after this date.

Citizens who intend to return before that date will be spared institutional quarantine.

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