Venezuela’s main airport resumes operations
Simón Bolívar International Airport in Venezuela has announced the resumption of its operations after suffering severe damage from two earthquakes that hit the region in June, resulting in the deaths of over 6,500 people. Following runway rehabilitation and safety measures, flight restrictions were lifted, with the first flight to Mexico taking off and international flights resuming. Additionally, cargo flights restarted last August. This reflects the Venezuelan government's efforts to restore the airport and support relief operations after the disaster.
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