UAE nationals who are currently stranded overseas will be flown home for free by Emirates Airline.
The announcement comes as the carrier gears up for the start of limited passenger services from Dubai next week.
Emiratis who are stranded abroad have been advised to contact their closest UAE embassy for assistance.
With the start of limited passenger services from Dubai next week, Emirates will bring UAE nationals home for free on all flights. UAE nationals currently stranded overseas can contact their closest UAE embassy for assistance. Emirates stands with the UAE. pic.twitter.com/EDz9EyfUhV
— Emirates (@emirates) April 3, 2020

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