The flight situation from the Gulf region to India is showing signs of improvement, with 90 non-scheduled flights anticipated to arrive from the UAE on Sunday. Flights are also in operation from various airports in Saudi Arabia and Oman to India. Additionally, the Qatar airspace is partially open, with an estimated 8-10 flights scheduled to land on Sunday.
While the airspace in Kuwait and Bahrain remains closed, flights are being rerouted through Dammam in Saudi Arabia to reach India. Travel from Iran is being facilitated through Armenia and Azerbaijan. Similarly, travel from Israel to India is being arranged via Egypt and Jordan, while travel from Iraq is being facilitated through Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
Moreover, the mortal remains of an Indian seafarer, who tragically lost his life in an attack on a ship near Oman, have been repatriated to India. Adequate support is being provided to the grieving family during this difficult time.
Indian Missions and Posts in the region are actively engaged with the Indian community, offering assistance and issuing necessary advisories to ensure their safety and well-being. The Ministry of External Affairs is closely monitoring the situation in the Gulf and West Asia, prioritizing the safety, security, and welfare of Indian nationals.
