No COVID-19 Cases Among Visitors Since Egypt Reopened

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The White Desert in South Sinai, Egypt.

(TAN):  No COVID-19 cases have been reported among international visitors in Egypt since the beginning of July when the country reopened its borders, Arab News reported.

Egypt had suspended international flights for almost 100 days to check the spread of the pandemic.

Since the reopening, almost 100 flights have arrived from Ukraine, Belarus, Switzerland, Hungary and other countries.

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The report cited Tamer Makram, president of the South Sinai Investors Association, as saying that tourist groups had returned to their home countries without recording any infections. Most of the visitors have been from Italy.

Egypt’s Tourism Minister Khaled Al-Anani said that infection rates in the South Sinai, Red Sea and Matrouh governorates — the three areas that were welcoming foreign tourism as a first stage — were lower than in some EU countries.

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