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462 government-sponsored students from the Solomon Islands were expected to complete their studies in institutions in Fiji, Vanuatu, and Papua New Guinea this year. However, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education says the government is planning to bring the students home in the first week of December.So far, the government has approved 12 repatriation flights. The last repatriation flight was on 27th September where 96 Solomon Islands students from the Philippines were brought back to the country. The Government will continue its plans to repatriate Solomon Island nationals, and other foreign nationals exempted to support humanitarian response and other key Government priorities.The decision was made according to the increasing numbers of COVID-19 infections in the Pacific Region. However, the government does not explain how or whether it is going to support the students in completing their education from afar.Â
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The Solomon Islands are bringing home overseas students
462 government-sponsored students from the Solomon Islands were expected to complete their studies in institutions in Fiji, Vanuatu, and Papua New Guinea this year. However, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education says the government is planning to bring the students home in the first week of December.So far, the government has approved 12 repatriation flights. The last repatriation flight was on 27th September where 96 Solomon Islands students from the Philippines were brought back to the country. The Government will continue its plans to repatriate Solomon Island nationals, and other foreign nationals exempted to support humanitarian response and other key Government priorities.The decision was made according to the increasing numbers of COVID-19 infections in the Pacific Region. However, the government does not explain how or whether it is going to support the students in completing their education from afar.Â
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