Saudi Arabia suspends entry for Umrah pilgrimage, tourism amid coronavirus
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5 Min ReadRIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia on Thursday suspended arrivals by foreigners for the Umrah pilgrimage and tourists from some two dozen countries where the new coronavirus has spread, as a growing number of cases deepened fears of a pandemic. Saudi Arabia and Qatar have not reported any coronavirus cases, but the other four Gulf Arab states have. UAE-based Emirates and flydubai, citing Saudi directives, said they would no longer carry passengers with tourist visas from China, Japan, Italy, Iran, India, Pakistan and a number of other countries.
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