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Airways divert flights from La Aurora airport because of rains in Guatemala
La Aurora Worldwide Airport continues to function, however passengers are suggested to verify doable diversions with their airways.
As a result of continued rains this Sunday, June 16, 2024 within the capital metropolis of Guatemala, a number of airways determined to divert their flights from La Aurora Worldwide Airport. (Free Press Photograph: DGAC)
Civil Aeronautics reported this Sunday, June 16, that, because of the adversarial climate circumstances because of the rains, a number of airways have determined to divert their flights to safeguard the security of customers and crew members.
The Normal Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC) reported that the measure was taken because of the influence of the local weather phenomenon referred to as Monsoon Trough, subsequent to a low strain channel that’s regarding to enter the nation.
Regardless of these deviations, La Aurora Worldwide Airport continues to function in all its areas.
Nonetheless, customers are invited to contact their airways to seek out out if there’s a deviation from their regular route.
Conred warns of danger because of rain
The Nationwide Coordinator for Catastrophe Discount (Conred) has recognized 4 areas of Guatemala with a excessive chance of struggling floods, landslides and lahars at the start of the wet season.
These areas are the Northern Transverse Strip, the Pacific coast, the Boca Costa and the Central Plateau.
Affected areas:
- Northern Transverse Strip: Excessive chance of flooding and landslides.
- Central Plateau: Danger of floods and landslides, particularly in Guatemala, Chimaltenango and Sacatepéquez. The Palín-Escuintla freeway has been closed since June 13 because of these dangers.
- Pacific Coast and Boca Costa: Excessive chance of floods, landslides and lahars in municipalities with lively volcanoes resembling Fuego and Santiaguito.
Learn additionally: Palín-Escuintla sinking: Caminos explains what the work can be to recuperate the freeway
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— DGAC Guatemala (@guatemala_dgac) June 16, 2024
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