Venezuela's Main Airport Partially Resumes Commercial Flights After Deadly Earthquakes
Venezuela's main airport partially resumed commercial operations on Tuesday, nearly 10 weeks after two devastating earthquakes struck the South American country.
Venezuela’s primary airport has partially reopened for commercial flights. This comes nearly 10 weeks after the country was hit by two destructive earthquakes. The resumption of services marks a significant step towards recovery for the South American nation.
- Venezuela’s main airport partially resumed commercial operations.
- The airport had been closed for nearly 10 weeks.
- The closure followed two devastating earthquakes that struck the country.
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