Focus: Coronavirus evacuees ‘very relieved’ to be home after Air NZ rescue flight from Wuhan
Coronavirus evacuees ‘very relieved’ to be home after Air NZ rescue flight from Wuhan. Video / NZ Herald
Coronavirus evacuees ‘very relieved’ to be home after Air NZ rescue flight from Wuhan. Video / NZ Herald
But hugs will have to wait for two weeks because of quarantine.
The flight bringing stranded Kiwis home from Wuhan lifted off this morning.
A total of 19 students from Papua New Guinea are among people evacuated from Wuhan.
Restriction put in place on Monday, February 3, and would be in place for up to 14 days.
The flight was expected to lift off at 6.40am NZT.
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The flight will land in Wuhan at midnight and be back in Auckland on Wednesday afternoon.
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