Flights Resume at Ramon Airport After Earthquake Near Eilat
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Flights have resumed at Ramon Airport after an earthquake occurred near Eilat. No injuries or damage were reported by Israeli police. The earthquake's epicenter was about 30 kilometers south of the city, according to geological surveys. The Israel Airports Authority confirmed the resumption of airport operations.
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- Flights resumed at Ramon Airport after an earthquake near Eilat.
- No injuries or damage were reported following the tremor.
- The earthquake's epicenter was located about 30 kilometers south of Eilat.
- Airport operations have been fully reinstated.
Flights have resumed at Ramon Airport near Eilat following an earthquake that struck the region. The Israel Police reported no injuries or damage resulting from the tremor. According to the Geological Survey of Israel, the earthquake's epicenter was located approximately 30 kilometers south of Eilat. The Israel Airports Authority announced that takeoffs and landings at Ramon Airport have been reinstated.
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