Indian evacuees from Iran shifted to Navy facility
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Forty-four Indian nationals who returned to Mumbai from Iran on Friday were shifted to a quarantine facility set up by the Western Naval Command (WNC) here, a defense release said. The Navy has set up a 100-bed quarantine camp in suburban Ghatkopar.
On Friday, a team from the WNC received an Air Iran flight at the Mumbai Airport and shifted 44 Indian nationals who returned from the country to the quarantine facility, the defense spokesperson said. They would be kept under medical observation for two weeks, he added.
Iran is one of the worst-affected countries by the coronavirus outbreak and the government has been working on plans to bring back the Indians stranded there.
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