Myanmar extends entry restrictions for travellers till late July


YANGON (Xinhua): The Myanmar government announced Sunday (June 28) a further extension of temporary entry restrictions for visitors from all countries until July 31, state-run media quoted a Foreign Affairs Ministry's announcement.

The extension is made to continue effective response measures to protect the people of the country from the risks of importation and spread of Covid-19, the ministry's announcement said.

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