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Humanitarian flights reduced

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    UN humanitarian flights between Bissau and Dakar will be reduced to once a week (Thursdays) starting 16 September, OCHA reported.

    The flights were made twice weekly due to the closure of Bissau's airport to commercial traffic for over one year. International flights to Lisbon resumed on 27 July, but the regional commercial service to Dakar has not yet been restarted, OCHA reported.

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