Taking pets with you as part of the repatriation campaign for people stranded abroad

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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> Did the Federal Government impose requirements or guidelines on the airlines that took part in the Federal Foreign Office's repatriation campaign of German citizens stranded abroad and citizens of other nations, according to which no family pets taken abroad were allowed to be taken back to Germany, and does it correspond to the basic principle? The federal government's stance that the pets were not allowed to be returned home (www.bild.de/bild-plus/news/leserreporter/les arreporter/ru eckhol-flug-aerger-wir-sollen-unseren-pudel-allein-in-aegypten-lassen-69974284,view=conversion ToLogin.bild.html)? <br /> <br /> Were tourists stranded abroad and unable to take their pets home provided other assistance by representatives of the Offered to the Foreign Office, and if not, does the Federal Government, in retrospect, see this as a failure?

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