Myanmar (formerly Burma): Myanmar's Ministry of Transport and Communications (MOTC) has further extended the temporary suspension period of international commercial flights until the end of January. The ministry today (31-December)  issued an announcement to extend the effective period for temporary measures to prevent importation of COVID-19 to the country through air travel which will end on Thursday night.

The efforts will continue to be extended as the infection of the disease remains mounting in most of the countries and regions, the statement said. Talks are being carried out among relevant ministries for the phase-wise resumption of international commercial flights in line with healthcare standard procedures depending on the situation on the infection, the statement added.

Till 30 December, Myanmar has reported 123,470 COVID-19 infection cases with 2,664 deaths, according to a release from the Ministry of Health and Sports.

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