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Runway at Caracas Airport Reopened for US Humanitarian Aid

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A runway at Caracas Airport has reopened to receive US humanitarian aid flights.
The announcement was made by a senior US official three days after a double earthquake struck Venezuela.
The Simon Bolivar International Airport is now operational for C-17 military transport aircraft.
US officials indicated they will intensify the delivery of humanitarian assistance now that the airport is open.

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A runway at Caracas Airport has reopened to receive US humanitarian aid flights.
The announcement was made by a senior US official three days after a double earthquake struck Venezuela.
The Simon Bolivar International Airport is now operational for C-17 military transport aircraft.
US officials indicated they will intensify the delivery of humanitarian assistance now that the airport is open.

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