Around 200 Indian citizens stranded in Jeddah were brought back safely to the country on a special IndiGo relief flight as airspace restrictions continue due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.
The flight arrived late on Tuesday night at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, marking a significant step in the government’s efforts to assist Indians affected by the regional crisis.
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The evacuation was organised as part of special repatriation measures to bring back Indian nationals stranded in Jeddah. Multiple airlines have been operating relief services on the route to facilitate the safe return of citizens amid the disruptions in the region’s air travel network.
Passengers who returned on the flight expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the Government of India for ensuring their safe evacuation during the uncertain situation.
Emotional moments were witnessed at the airport as families reunited after days of worry and anxiety. Relatives warmly embraced returning passengers, with some moved to tears as their loved ones stepped back onto Indian soil following the stressful experience abroad.
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