28 Dominicans stranded in Canada arrived at the Puerto Plata airport today
PUERTO PLATA.- A total of 28 Dominican citizens who were stranded in Canada due to flight restrictions due to the COVID-19, arrived in the country today through the local airport terminal.
The passengers arrived on charter flight 394 of the WestJet airline from Toronto, received by the Canadian Ambassador into the country, Shauna Hemingway, as well as the pilot brigadier general, Juan Darío Tejada Quintana, who commands the Joint Task (FTC).
Likewise, the Provincial Director of Health in Puerto Plata, Wady Musa Valerio, the commander of the Puerto Plata Air Base, Colonel César Edgardo Severino Santana, and the North Regional Director of the National Police, Francisco Pérez Encarnación, were present.
All travelers who were in Canadian territory underwent rapid tests of the COVID-19 and then were taken to an isolation center where they will have to comply with the required quarantine.
Source: Puerto Plata Digital
May 8, 2020
Category: DR News |