A flight from Amsterdam to Delhi carrying 100 Indian travelers, including a pregnant female, was not permitted to land in Delhi on Saturday due to the fact that of concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, as confusion prevailed amongst government authorities over its own advisory.
“[There were] some gaps in interpreting the advisory, which has actually led to this problem,” a senior authorities told The Hindu, showing that the government will try to deal with the issue on Saturday, with less than 24 hours to a total flight restriction being put into place.
The flight, KLM 871, was because of land in Delhi around one in the morning on Saturday, but was “redirected” back to Amsterdam by civil air travel authorities when it was flying over Russia, a flight path of the airplane shows. It was carrying passengers in transit at Schipol Airport who had actually flown in from US and Canada to catch a connecting flight.
The picture reveals the flight course of KLM 871, which was not permitted to land in Delhi
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Although flights carrying guests from The Netherlands and other European Union nations have actually been prohibited because March 18, the KLM airlines flight run on an assurance by the M