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MIAA: No damage reported at Naia after typhoon Karding onslaught

/ 02:43 PM September 26, 2022

There was no damage at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) after Typhoon Karding (international name: Noru) ravaged the country, the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) reported Monday.

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MANILA, Philippines — No damage was sustained by  the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) after Typhoon Karding (international name: Noru) barreled through the country, the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) reported Monday.

The MIAA engineering and operations teams have conducted clearing operations at the airside and landside areas of Naia.

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Runways and taxiways were also inspected for any debris, such as small bolts or equipment parts that may have been detached due to strong winds.

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Apart from the trees that fell near Naia, no damage to property was recorded, the MIAA said.

“We are thankful that our preparations led to uninterrupted airport operations save for a few flight cancellations. No reports of power and water interruption, as well as injury or damage to people and property, was received,” MIAA General Manager Cesar Chiong said in a statement.

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On Sunday, 61 flights were canceled while 166 flights experienced a maximum of two-hour delay. All affected flights arrived and departed at the Naia as of Monday, 6 a.m.

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Meanwhile, two international flights and 39 domestic flights were canceled on Monday. MIAA and the airlines are currently working on the rescheduling of flights.

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Malasakit kits — containing drinks, light snacks, and hygiene items — and further assistance were also provided to the waiting passengers inside the four Naia terminals.

The MIAA management said that they expect flight operations to go back to normal as Typhoon Karding moves away from Luzon.

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For updates on flight schedules, passengers may call the following Naia numbers:

  • Trunk line: 8877-1109
  • Local 2181 for Terminal 1
  • Local 2182 for Terminal 2
  • Local 2183 for Terminal 3
  • Local 2184 for Terminal 4

The MIAA text hotline 0917TEXNAIA (8396242) and their voice hotline at 88771-1111 are also open for other inquiries. Irish Lorraine Perez, INQUIRER.net trainee

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