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The government has confirmed that Abha Airport will be included as a departure point for repatriation flights. This adjustment provides a necessary path home for those who have faced such significant hardship in the southern region. Thank you for maintaining this focus until the authorities agreed to act.

August 7, 2020

Request the Govt. of India to repatriate all stranded Indian expatriates   of Southern Region from Abha Airport at subsidized Airfare

Request the Govt. of India to repatriate all stranded Indian expatriates of Southern Region from Abha Airport at subsidized Airfare

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Started by Indian Social Forum Abha 6 years, 2 months ago

To: Consul General of India, Jeddah

CC: Ambassador of India, Riyadh &

Minister of State for External Affairs, India


Respected Sir,

We, Indian community in south region, Saudi Arabia express our sincere gratitude to the govt of lndia for scheduling special flights for bringing the stranded and needy lndian expatriates to home.

Simultaneously, we would like to request your kind attention to expand the evacuation airports to include Abha of southern region of Saudi Arabia, due to the following reasons:

• Considerably large numbers of expatriate Indians are working in the cities of Abha, Khamis Mushayt, Jizan, Baish, Najran, Bisha, Mahayil and Namas of South Region. The unprecedented Covid19 situation has adversely affected the employment and the income of many Indians, who lost their jobs as the business establishments have been closed. Besides, there are many patients, pregnant ladies, old men and women who want to return to India as soon as possible.

• Moreover, the three airports - Jeddah, Riyadh and Dammam – are set as the evacuation points, but they are very far for those in south region. Traveling 700 - 1400 km by road to reach these airports will be very difficult for the old, weak and sick people and those who lost their jobs with no money to pay for the transportation either.

• Considering the above circumstances, we request you to seriously consider including Abha airport in the evacuation points for expatriate Indians in Saudi Arabia with necessary approval from the Ministry of External Affairs and the concerned authority of Saudi Arabia because Abha is located in the center of the South region and easy accessibility from all cities of the this region.

Thanking you and look forward to receiving your favorable action.

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Reached 100 supporters

May 26, 2020

118 Comments

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Naseef
6 years ago Featured

Jeddah is a long way away from us in Jazan. We are registered with the Embassy. We are waiting. Please allow abaha airport flight service Please help.

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Mohammed haneef
6 years ago Featured

Im living in khamis mushyth , aseer , my wife and two children who aged three and four with me in visiting visa that near to expire, remaining only 7 days. Me now not have job and not salary. Pls o want to go my native place.

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Shobana Gangadharan
6 years ago Featured

I am stranded in Abha. It is difficult for me to travel on road to riyadh or jeddah as I have feature and undergpne surgery for the same. Would be thankful if flights resume from abha

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Ali Abrar
6 years ago Featured

Abha Airport is our nearest one. Those who are suffering this lockdown it's very risky to travel Jeddah and Riyadh. So we are humbly requesting to start air service from abha l. That's will very helpful to pregnant womens, old guys etc...

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Sabir Ali
6 years ago Featured

We the indian community in South region also deserves equal rights as others. Its difficult to travel 700 to 1000 kms in this lock down situation.

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Habeeb rahiman
6 years ago Featured

എത്രയും പെട്ടെന്ന് വിമാന സർവ്വീസുകൾ തുടങ്ങി ഞങ്ങളുടെ യാത്രാ പ്രശ്നം പരിഹരിക്കണം എന്ന് അഭ്യർത്ഥിക്കുന്നു.

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Irshad
6 years ago

Good

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Siraj
6 years ago

Please help

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