Coronavirus: Dubai government to inject equity to Emirates amid travel shutdown

Coronavirus: Dubai government to inject equity to Emirates amid travel shutdown
March 31, 2020, 8:27 am

Emirates airline. (File photo AP)

The Government of Dubai will support Emirates with an injection of equity as the airline suffers during the coronavirus crisis, Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed al-Maktoum said in a Tweet on Tuesday. to Emirates amid travel

The coronavirus has prompted governments around the world to ban travel to combat the spread of the deadly disease. The UAE suspended all passenger flights in and out of the Gulf Arab state last week for a two-week period.

“Today, we renew our commitment to support a success story that started in the mid-1980s to reach its goal of sitting on the throne of global aviation. The Government of Dubai is committed to fully supporting @Emirates at this critical time & will inject equity into the company,” the Crown Prince said in a Tweet. to Emirates amid travel

https://twitter.com/HamdanMohammed/status/1244913524649975808

The coronavirus, officially known as COVID-19, has infected 611 people in the UAE, with five fatalities. Sixty-one have so far recovered. levant

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