The United Arab Emirates grounded international flights with destination information.

Considering that the COVID-19 epidemic is spreading all over the world, in order to prevent the epidemic from being imported between countries, the United Arab Emirates has grounded several national flights to reduce exchanges between countries and ensure that the epidemic can be controlled as soon as possible. The specific grounded flight information is as follows:

Starting from Tuesday, the UAE will ground several countries, including Turkey, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Cyprus, Malta (via Larnaca) and Portugal.

A spokesman for the airline said: "Tickets booked before March 3, 20201will enjoy the flight change reduction policy and provide extra incentive miles to help Skywards members."

Emirates also provides refund and rebooking services for affected customers. These customers can still issue tickets before May 3 1 and re-book tickets before June 30. Customers can change their route and choose a new destination, and customers who don't want to re-book can get a full refund.

Information of grounded destination Amman: March 20071March 3 1.

Baghdad: March 2007 17 to March 3 1 day.

Bangkok-Hong Kong: March 9th to March 3rd1

Basra: March 17 to March 3 1.

Beirut: from March 65438, 2007 to March 365438, 2007.

Bologna: March 2003 13 to April 2003.

Casablanca: March 16 to March 3 1.

Dammam: From March 9th until further notice.

Fort Lauderdale: March 13 to 3 1.

Guangzhou: Further notice will be given from February 5th.

Istanbul (IST, SAW): From 65438+ in March 2007 to 3 1 in March 2007.

Jeddah: Further notice on March 9th.

Kuwait City: March 14 to March 3 1.

Malta (via Larnaca): March 17 to March 3 1 day.

Medina: It will be announced on March 9th.

Milan: March 2003 13 to April 3.

Milan JFK International Airport: March 1 1 to April 12.

Ewr, Athens, New York: March 65438, 2003 to April 65438, 2002.

Porto: March 17 to March 3 1.

Riyadh: March 9th to March 3rd1

Rome: March 14 to April 3, 2004.

Shanghai: From February 5th, further notice.

Taipei: March 65438, 2006, further notice.

Tehran: February 26th, further notice.

Venice: March 12 to April 3.

Warsaw: March 15 to March 28th.

Peshawar: From March 15 to March 3 1, flights to and from Peshawar will be diverted via Islamabad.

Sialkot: From March 15 to March 3 1 day, flights to and from Sialkot will be diverted to Lahore.

Cumulative Confirmed Cases in COVID-19 17 According to the announcement issued by the Ministry of Health and Prevention of the United Arab Emirates on the evening of March 7, there were new confirmed cases in COVID-19 15, and all patients were in stable condition. These patients come from Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, the Netherlands, Germany, Australia, the United States, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Bangladesh, Italy, Britain and Spain. Up to now, the total number of confirmed cases in COVID-19, UAE has reached 1 13.

In addition, the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention said that the total number of cured cases in the UAE reached 26, and there were no deaths. At present, the UAE has established electronic early warning systems in all local medical institutions to quickly identify the high-risk groups of COVID-19 infection. According to the Ministry of Health, as a preventive measure, this measure aims to ensure the safety and health of all citizens and residents in the UAE.