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Lifts Restrictions To Charter
Flights From And To Mexico
Ecuador Lifts
Restrictions To Charter
Flights From And To Mexico
Quito - Ecuador lifted the
restrictions to charter flights from and to
Mexico, which were set in late April as a
preventive measure to prevent the influenza
A/H1N1 epidemic, Mexican embassy in Ecuador
said on Friday.
The Mexican embassy said in a statement that
the decision was made on Thursday after a
meeting with the Committee of Emergency
operations (COE) from Ecuador by taking into
account the measures taken by Mexico, which
have led to "a new epidemic curve tending to
lower the new cases of infection."
The announcement was made one week after the
end to the restrictions to pork and pork
genetic material from the countries affected
with the virus and after Ecuadorian Health
Minister Caroline Chang had confirmed the
first case of human flu in the country.
The Mexican embassy hailed the "excellent
disposition and will of dialogue from the
Ecuadorian authorities to continue
collaborating in the control of the virus."
It also thanked Ecuador for the decision
which "will contribute to full normality of
the commercial, tourism and business links
between the two countries."
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