Spain lifts direct ban on flights from Italy
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- Reuters
- Published Date: 12:25 | 19 May 2020
- Modified Date: 12:25 | 19 May 2020
Spain lifted on Tuesday a ban on all direct flights and ships from Italy since March 11 during its coronavirus lockdown, according to the government gazette.
Travellers from Italy will have to comply, however, with a two-week quarantine like other foreign visitors, while a state of emergency is in place.
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