caption: Lebanese passengers who were stuck in Saudi Arabia flash victory signs, as they sit in a bus after arriving to Rafik Hariri Airport, in Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday, April 5, 2020. Passengers who arrived in Lebanon from abroad will be transferred by buses to hotels where they'll get tested for coronavirus. Once the results are known, those who test negative can go home while anyone who tests positive will be referred to local hospitals. A jet carrying more than 70 Lebanese citizens, who had been stuck in Saudi Arabia after Beirut's international airport closed nearly three weeks ago to limit the spread of coronavirus, arrived in Lebanon Sunday. (AP Photo/ <PERSON>)