United StatesVenezuela's main airport, Maracaibo International Airport, partially resumed commercial flight operations on Tuesday, almost 10 weeks after two destructive earthquakes hit the country. The quakes, which occurred in late May and early June, caused significant damage and disrupted air travel. Officials reported that some flights were being restored, though full operations remain pending further assessments. The resumption comes amid ongoing challenges related to infrastructure and disaster recovery efforts.
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