A plane, carrying Jordanian students and those stranded from Cairo, has arrived in Amman today, amid strict control and preventive measures in the framework of facing coronavirus.

The Royal Jordanian plane arrived at Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) with 108 Jordanians on board.

A source told Roya said that four flights are expected to arrive today from London, Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, and Paris, bringing back home approximately 1,000 passengers.

The second phase of repatriating Jordanians stranded abroad is expected to last until Monday, May 18, where nearly 3,000 Jordanians will return to the Kingdom through 16 flights. 

The returnees will be quarantined in hotels in Amman for 17 days. 

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