Airports Under Caap Jurisdiction Maintain Normal Operations
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (Caap) confirmed that all airports under Caap jurisdiction continue to operate normally following the powerful magnitude 7.4 earthquake off Davao Oriental. This strong tremor struck on Friday morning, causing significant disruption in the region and claiming one life.
Officials reported that despite the earthquake’s intensity, no operational interruptions were recorded across the airports managed by Caap. The agency swiftly conducted inspections to ensure the safety and readiness of airport facilities nationwide.
Impact of the Earthquake on Regional Facilities
Community members noted that the earthquake affected more than 12,000 schools across Mindanao and the Visayas, highlighting the widespread impact of the seismic event. Local leaders emphasized the importance of continued vigilance as aftershocks may still pose risks to infrastructure.
Authorities stressed that while airports remain open and functional, ongoing assessments are critical to maintaining safety standards. Emergency protocols have been activated to address any potential issues promptly.
Safety Measures and Preparedness
Sources said that Caap is coordinating with regional offices to monitor airport conditions closely. Safety teams are on standby to respond to any changes in the situation. Passengers are advised to stay updated through official announcements and to follow airport guidelines for their safety.
In light of the earthquake, officials urge the public to remain calm and prepared. The swift response of Caap demonstrates the resilience and readiness of the nation’s aviation sector amid natural disasters.
Continuing Updates on Earthquake Effects
Local authorities continue to assess the full extent of the earthquake’s impact on transportation and education infrastructure. Community members expressed solidarity with those affected and called for collective efforts in recovery and rebuilding.
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