Algeria plans strict health measures as it prepares to resume flights
The Peninsula
ALGIERS - Algeria will impose strict health measures on passengers when it partially resumes international flights next month, the prime minister's office said on Monday.
The North African country last week said it would reopen air borders on June 1, but with only five flights a day from and to three local airports. Passengers must have a negative result for COVID-19 from an RT-PCR test dated less than 36 hours before the date of travel to Algeria, the prime minister's office said.More Related News