Japan has put a ban on completely sanctioned flights worked by Biman Bangladesh Airlines close by a restriction on normal trips in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
It has risen that the most recent limitations came as two individuals tried positive for coronavirus subsequent to traveling to Japan on exceptional Biman flights.
Be that as it may, the state serves for common flying and the travel industry just as the common flying secretary has accused the Embassy of Japan in Dhaka for the issue. They called attention to that it was the crucial masterminded the excursion; Biman just let them enlist its fly.
No remark from the Japanese government office was promptly accessible.
Bangladesh is getting ready to revive worldwide flights in the not so distant future.
Md Mahbub Ali, the state service for common avionics, stated, "A limitation has been put on directing departures from Bangladesh to Japan. I heard that two individuals tried positive for coronavirus subsequent to traveling to Japan on an uncommon trip of Biman."
Bangladesh sent two international safe haven authorities to Japan on a contracted trip in April. Afterward, Tokyo restricted section of contracted departures from Bangladesh, said Md Mohibul Haque, the common flight secretary.
He included that the rundown of travelers on that plane was not set up by Biman, or the service or the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh.
"The Japanese international safe haven had contracted our flights. Presently a similar nation has restricted contracted departures from Bangladesh. We have said the Japanese government office is liable for the issue as the international safe haven made the rundown of individuals who will jump on the flight. They basically needed a plane from Biman."
"Presently the fault is being nailed to us. We are not answerable for somebody testing positive in the wake of flying there. So it isn't our deficiency in at any rate," Secretary Mohibul said.
He said the standard trips to and from Japan will be reestablished once the air availability comes back to typical, and referenced that an air administration understanding had been reached with the East Asian nation.
"We've distributed notification for an arrangement of a GSA [general deals agent] there. Standard flights [to Japan] will continue once the occupations are done," the secretary said.
Referring to a discussion with Japanese Ambassador Ito Naoki on Wednesday, Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen said Japan is cheerful about the resumption of trips for exchange.
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