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Chinese repatriate 150 Mexicans

06 May 2009

More than 150 Mexico citizens donning facemasks were sent under quarantine in ambulances to four Chinese airports to fly back home on a chartered flight

An AeroMexico chartered flight — which earlier picked up passengers quarantined in Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou — took off from Hong Kong International Airport late last night heading to Mexico City, the center of the H1N1 flu outbreak.

The charter flight was part of an agreement between the Chinese and Mexican governments to transport citizens of both countries back home.

In Mexico City yesterday, 79 Chinese citizens boarded a Boeing 777-200 jet that took off from Benito Juarez international airport. The flight was headed for Tijuana, the northern Mexican city near the US border, to pick up more Chinese, 200 in all, before their scheduled return to Shanghai at 10am today.

China Daily

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