Sialkot Airport has temporarily closed its operations due to heavy flooding in the city and surrounding areas. The Pakistan Airport Authority issued a notice confirming the suspension of flights for 12 hours on Tuesday. The airport will remain closed from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. as floodwaters continue to affect the runway and airport facilities.
The flooding has caused major disruptions for travelers, with many passengers facing delays and cancellations. Airport officials have urged passengers to check their flight status and stay updated on further announcements. The closure affects both domestic and international flights operating through Sialkot Airport.
According to the Pakistan Airport Authority, flight operations will only resume after the floodwater has been completely cleared from the runway. Safety remains the top priority, and the airport team is working to ensure the runway and other critical infrastructure are safe for aircraft landings and takeoffs.
The suspension of flights at Sialkot Airport highlights the severe impact of recent floods in the region. Many parts of Sialkot city and nearby areas have experienced heavy rain and rising water levels, causing significant challenges for transportation and daily life.
Authorities are actively monitoring the situation and coordinating with rescue and relief teams to manage the crisis. Efforts are ongoing to restore normalcy as soon as possible, with a focus on protecting the safety of passengers and airport staff.
Travelers planning to use Sialkot Airport are advised to stay informed through official channels and prepare for potential delays. The Pakistan Airport Authority has assured the public that it will provide updates as soon as conditions improve and flights can safely resume.
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