Moroccans stranded in France to be repatriated on Monday

The repatriation of Moroccans stranded in France will start on Monday. According to Atlasinfo, two flights will be repatriating the stranded nationals from France to Agadir. Returnees will observe a compulsory quarantine there, before returning to their homes.

The first two planes will leave the Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and the Lyon-Saint Exupery on Monday afternoon. These first groups of returnees include the most vulnerable ones according to the Moroccan authorities. 

The returnees will undergo coronavirus tests upon their arrival and will have to observe a nine-day quarantine.