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have closed in Many countries around The World to fight their limits coronavirus, often in the short term.

As a result, many English work, on vacation or traveling abroad, have been stranded. The British government has new plans to help these people back in the UK.

What will the government do to help?

It's come to an agreement with A Number of airlines fly on the Brits Back To the UK. This is a Deposit of £75m closes in on charter flights to the places where commercial flights have stopped.

British Airways , Virgin, EasyJet, Jet2 and Titan Airways are says part of the new efforts, and the government, other Carriers can be added.

The Foreign office has also the number of employees at the call Center.

What should you do if commercial flights are still in operation?

The Message is Clear - try to book a flight as soon as possible in front of the travel routes in the vicinity.

you will be asked to sign in to your airline as soon as possible, on The First available flight. But where tracks were removed, the government says the airline has a duty, alternative flights to offer. This includes a change allowing passengers to Tickets , even between the Carriers incurred for "little or no cost".

What is not Clear however, whether the Carriers have described part of the agreement of the government.

How would it be if there were no commercial flights are?

Special Charter flights will be organized to the repatriation of Brits are stuck in what they described as a priority in countries where there are no trade routes remain open.

The government's non-priority countries, but a spokesman for The Bbc said that India and South Africa were among them.

When charter flights are available, they are advertised by The Embassy or high commission to your travel advice pages, and Social Media channels. You should sign up for notifications.

There are few details at this time, but online bookings are made through a travel management company.

you will not be free, but the government says that you are limited in what they described as a reasonable rate, which is proportional to the cost of a normal flight from the target in the United Kingdom.

the elderly or those with pressing medical needs will be given priority.

What the government has done already?

foreign Minister Dominic Raab said the government had already helped to bring 150,000 people back from Spain, 8,500 from Morocco and 5,000 from Cyprus.

to bring the last week, Charter flights, some of The British , the stranded in Peru at home.

But The Foreign office had criticism for not helping stranded tourists earlier.

Some of the 400 stuck in Peru, also complained said had to book a commercial flight home to 10 times The Price of a normal ticket to repatriate before the government stepped in you,

It has also chartered special flights from China, Japan, Cuba and Ghana.

While there are no official figures on how many Britons travel abroad each year, hundreds of thousands remain Overseas .

Source of news: bbc.com