Kenya suspends flights from Italy over coronavirus outbreak

The Kenyan government has announced the suspension of direct flights from northern Italy over the outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

JOHANNESBURG - The Kenyan government has announced the suspension of direct flights from northern Italy over the outbreak of the coronavirus , the Daily Nation reported.

"This part of Italy is experiencing coronavirus incidents which could affect [the] safety to Kenyans," said Kagwe. The Daily Nation reported that last Weekend, the Kenya Hotel Keepers and Caterers Association North Coast Chairperson Maureen Awuor, who is also the Ocean Beach Resort general manager, said hoteliers in Malindi risk losing businesses in the coming weeks following the worldwide spread of COVID-19.

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