On Sunday evening, 37 passengers arrived from Ancona, Italy, in Zadar on a catamaran provided by Jadrolinija. Civil Protection Directorate of the Ministry of the Interior in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs ensured protective equipment, masks and gloves.
The passengers were handed out instructions on self-isolation and an ambulance was on hand to transport those unable to self-isolate to a quarantine in Zadar, where accommodation units and meals were ready if needed.
The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs would like to thank the Italian authorities for helping organize their return to Croatia.
On Saturday's flights, organized by the Croatian Government in coordination with the Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Infrastructure, 148 passengers arrived in Zagreb from Italy, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.
The Croatian Embassy in Vienna, in cooperation with the relevant Austrian authorities, has arranged the return of Croatian nationals currently located in Tyrol, the majority of them in areas under strict lockdown. Leaving their place of stay required multiple clearances from the relevant Austrian authorities. A convoy of six buses and four cars carrying 111 Croatian nationals has departed for Croatia in the afternoon.