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Clearer skies and improved visibility a big relief for airlines

Sunday, 15 Sep 2019

PETALING JAYA: All flights in and out of the Sultan Azlan Shah (LTSAS) airport in Ipoh have resumed following improved visibility.

The airport had to cease operations on Friday morning when visibility dropped to 2.5km due to the haze.

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