“Local air and rail communications will be gradually restored from August 15” – Ministry of Transport
In accordance with the decision of the Special Republican Commission, local air and rail communication services will be restored starting from August 15, 2020.
According to the information service of the Transport Ministry, measures should be taken to introduce a system of complete disinfection and air decontamination of the relevant aircraft and railway carriages (including each seat) before each trip in the organization of local flights and rail traffic.
According to the decision of the Special Republican Commission on the gradual easing of quarantine restrictions from August 15, 2020, JSC Uzbekistan Railways will restore the movement of trains on domestic routes starting from August 15 this year.
In particular, 2 high-speed Afrosiyob trains will run en route “Tashkent-Samarkand-Bukhara-Tashkent”, 1 – en route “Tashkent-Samarkand-Karshi-Tashkent”, as well as 2 passenger trains – en route “Tashkent-Andijan-Tashkent”.
Passengers can buy tickets both at the box office and online.
The process of resumption of flights on domestic routes will also be carried out in stages. In particular, Uzbekistan Airways will start operating “Tashkent-Nukus-Tashkent”, “Tashkent-Urgench-Tashkent” flights three times a week and “Tashkent-Termez-Tashkent” flight twice a week from August 15.
Passengers are required to strictly follow the sanitary-hygiene rules when boarding trains and planes, in the area of railway stations and airports, and along the trip.
Quarantine restrictions, such as keeping a social distance (2 meters) in public places, wearing a medical mask, will be maintained even after August 15, 2020. Citizens with a body temperature of 37 degrees and above, or who have symptoms of the infection, are not allowed to enter public places.
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