Special flight returns with 230 Sri Lankans in Bangladesh

Special flight returns with 230 Sri Lankans in Bangladesh

June 26, 2020   09:04 pm

Another batch of Sri Lankans stranded overseas has been repatriated to the island today (26).

These expatriates were brought back from Dhaka, Bangladesh via a charter flight belonging to SriLankan Airlines.

The flight landed at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) this evening with 230 Sri Lankans aboard.

They have been directed to PCR testing upon arrival.

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