Peru police disperse protesters who were approaching Lima airport


  • World
  • Wednesday, 01 Feb 2023

(Reuters) - Peru's police said on Tuesday it had dispersed protesters who were approaching Jorge Chavez International Airport near the capital city of Lima, as protests in the capital spark fear of new flight suspensions.

On its Twitter account, the Peruvian National Police said it had dispersed protesters, while Lima Airport Partners, which operates the airport, said security had being "reinforced."

"We have reinforced the security of the terminal and we are in constant coordination with the authorities so that airport operations are not affected," Lima Airport Partners said on Twitter.

(Reporting by Carolina Pulice and Brendan O'Boyle; editing by Jonathan Oatis)

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