Kathmandu, April 7
The British government is taking its citizens currently stranded in Nepal due to the lockdown back home this Wednesday and Friday.
It has arranged two chartered flights of Titan Airways aircraft.
Meanwhile, British Ambassador to Nepal, Nicola Pollitt, has said bookings for the first flight, scheduled for Wednesday early morning, have already been full. The embassy will pick up the passengers from different points of Kathmandu, according to the ambassador.
Ambassador Nicola Pollitt has already said that the flights will not be free. The cost of the flight is £800.00 for each traveller and infants, under the age of 2, will travel free of charge.
