The government will temporarily ban all flights from Malaysia and Indonesia effective August 1.
An urgent meeting conducted by the Ministry of Health today after the 23 cases of Covid-19 recorded in the Kingdom concluded with the recommendation to temporarily ban the flights. The ban on flights is aimed to curb the spread of the pandemic to the public as Cambodia will celebrate the significant Khmer New Year holiday in August.
At least 108 cases of Covid-19 have been reported from passengers from Malaysia and Indonesia flights. Almost all of those tested positive were Cambodian citizens returning from Russia and Middle East via transit flights through Malaysia. They have been stranded in various middle east countries and Russia for a lengthy period of time.
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