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On April 23, 59 flights were operated from Srinagar, India, to evacuate tourists and families of terror attack victims, with 3,337 passengers departing. The Civil Aviation Ministry is monitoring air ticket prices and instructing airlines to keep them reasonable due to high demand. Airlines have waived cancellation and rescheduling charges to support passengers, and additional flights have been added.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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