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Tourism September 21, 2017 | 8:39 pm

Busiest Dominican airport resumes flights as tourists hunker down

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic's busiest airport resumed flight operations Thurs., just 24 hours after Hurricane Maria's winds and downpours prompted its shutdown on Wednesday. Terminal owner Grupo Puntacana said the first flight to arrive came from Atlanta, followed by dozens from Europe, last-minute rerouted to international airports in Santo Domingo. Civil Aviation had closed the airp

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