Turkey resumed its passenger flights with Bangladesh on Saturday, after nearly nine weeks of suspension. According to the Turkish Embassy in Dhaka, passengers will now be able to board the flights of Turkish Airlines and that of others to travel from Bangladesh to Turkey. The passengers travelling from Bangladesh will have to submit their negative PCR test results taken 72 hours before their arrival to Turkey. If people – travelling from Bangladesh or those who have been in the country for the last 14 days – can prove that they were vaccinated with a minimum of two doses of vaccines which have been granted emergency use authorisation by either the World Health Organisation (WHO) or Turkey (two doses of Sinovac, BioNTech, AstraZeneca, Moderna, Sinopharm; one dose of Johnson & Johnson) and 14 days have passed since the application of the last dose, will be exempted from quarantine during their entry into Turkey. Read: US-Bangla to resume flights on Dhaka-Chennai route from Sunday