South Korea's international and domestic flights were partially grounded.

Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 epidemic in South Korea, cities with severe epidemic in South Korea have been blocked like China to prevent the spread of the epidemic. In order to slow down the flow of people, many international and domestic flights in South Korea have been grounded, and personnel entry and exit are strictly controlled.

International flights in South Korea are grounded. Air New Zealand announced that it would suspend the Auckland-Seoul route from March 8 to the end of June due to the drop in demand caused by the COVID-19 epidemic.

A number of airlines in South Korea announced that they would suspend flights to Daegu, the fourth largest city in South Korea, which is also the city with the most cases of novel coronavirus infection in South Korea.

Korean Air grounded flights from Jeju Island and Incheon Airport to Daegu before March 28; Asiana Airlines will stop flights from Daegu to Jeju Island from February 25th to March 9th. Busan Airlines will stop flights from Daegu to Jeju Island and Taipei, China; Jeju Airlines will also stop flights from Daegu to Jeju Island.

South Korean authorities said that the next seven to 10 days will be the most critical moment for South Korea to fight against COVID-19, and they vowed to take all measures to prevent the epidemic from spreading further.

The South Korean government said that it would provide 65,438+00,000 beds nationwide and designate 43 hospitals to treat patients with mild symptoms in COVID-19. The South Korean Ministry of Health called on Daegu residents not to go out in the next two weeks, and urged people with suspected symptoms in COVID-19 to go to designated hospitals for examination.

South Korea's Ministry of Justice said on the 24th that in order to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus epidemic, it decided to extend the validity of foreigners' visas in South Korea until April 30. This measure is applicable to 6,543,800+0,360 foreigners in Korea whose visas expired from February 24th to April 29th, aiming at reducing the number of people who come to handle the extension business and cutting off the risk of epidemic spread.

In view of the epidemic situation in Iran, the General Administration of Civil Aviation of the United Arab Emirates announced that all flights in and out of Iran (Islamic Republic of) will be grounded from February 25th for a tentative period of one week, including passenger planes and cargo planes. The statement said that the decision was based on the UAE's response to the current assessment of the novel coronavirus epidemic in the Middle East. If the situation continues to deteriorate, the suspension decision may be extended. Earlier, the Oman Civil Aviation Authority (PACA) also announced that it would suspend all flights in and out of Iran from Monday (February 24) until further notice.

Zhengding Airport in Shijiazhuang, China grounded some national flights. Recently, there will be a number of international and regional routes in zhengding international airport to be adjusted, specifically:

Flights from Shijiazhuang to Pattaya, Thailand and Siem Reap, Cambodia have been suspended since 29 October, 65438, and flights from Shijiazhuang to Nha Trang, Da Nang and Taipei, China have been suspended since 30 October, 65438, and the resumption time is to be determined. The planned Shijiazhuang-Osaka route was cancelled and the implementation date was to be determined.

In addition, Shijiazhuang-Moscow, Russia, Incheon, South Korea, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan and Krabi, Thailand have normal flights.

Shijiazhuang Entry-Exit Frontier Inspection Station advises mainland residents who need to leave the country in the near future to make reasonable arrangements for leaving the country. If there is no special need, it is suggested to postpone the travel time and reduce the cross-border flow of people, which is helpful for epidemic prevention and control.