Saudi Airlines on Wednesday imposed seven conditions for travelers between Saudi Arabia and 25 countries including Bangladesh due to the novel coronavirus.
The airlines asked the passengers to follow the health instructions issued by the Saudi health authorities, the Saudi Gazette reported.
The countries are: United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, China, United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Turkey, Greece, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Malaysia, South Africa, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria and Indonesia.
In a statement, the country's national carrier said that all guests must fill out and sign a commitment form for health requirements and submit it later to the airport health monitoring center upon arrival.
All passengers will be subjected to self-quarantine at home for a period of seven days; three days for health practitioners.
Individuals during their visit to the country will have to install a Saudi contact-tracing mobile application.
Visitors will have to log in to provide daily health assessment during their stay and will have to keep themselves under home quarantine, according to the requirements of the health authorities.
The airline urged its passengers to follow precautionary measures during self-quarantine at home, as stated in the health conditions commitment pledge form.
