International air traffic officially resumed on Saturday at Tetouan Airport, with the arrival of a flight from Belgium.
The 110 passengers arriving from Brussels were received in respect of the precautionary health measures, said the director of Tetouan Airport Hassan Limouni in a press statement.
A team consisting of 16 nurses and 3 doctors, in addition to 12 social workers belonging to the Moroccan Red Crescent Foundation are present on the ground, he said.
Limouni said that in the next few days lines to other international destinations will be resumed, especially to Spain, France, and Belgium.
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