Sir V.C. Bird International Airport resume landings and take-offs

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Sir V.C. Bird International Airport will resume landings and take-offs from 10:00 am today, October 3, 2023.

However, despite lifting the TSW, all Primary and Secondary Schools will remain closed today, Tuesday, October 3, 2023.

Additionally, government employees are not required to report to work except Essential Workers.

Private sector operations can open for business as usual, except for those housed in buildings damaged by the storm.

Reports indicate that low-lying areas have experienced flooding due to heavy rainfall, and those affected will receive assistance.

The Falmouth Harbour Marina also suffered significant property damage due to lightning strikes that triggered a fire.

The Parliamentary Representative is seeking to hold talks with the owners. Fortunately, the Alfa Nero is unharmed after being moved to Heritage Quay yesterday.

Electricity supply will be gradually restored to all APUA customers to enable the use of appliances and other equipment.

The Prime Minister urges everyone to stay safe and avoid unnecessary risks.

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