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Airports · GreeceFlights across Greece were grounded on Sunday after a collapse of radio frequencies crippled air traffic communication, stranding thousands of travellers and bringing airport operations to a halt. There was little clarity on what caused the disruption, which began early Sunday and quickly escalated. Some overflights across Greek and regional airspace were still being serviced, but restrictions were imposed on airport operations for safety reasons, Greece's civil aviation authority said.See the Story
Radio frequency loss grounds flights in Greece, stranding thousands
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EuropeHeavy snowfall in the Netherlands caused severe disruptions on Monday, affecting air, train, and road travel. Amsterdam Schiphol airport canceled nearly 500 flights, while trains around Amsterdam were halted. Authorities advised residents to stay indoors due to treacherous conditions exacerbated by ongoing snow through the week.See the Story
Netherlands Transport Chaos: Snowfall Halts Travel
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Cricket · KandyColombia, Jan 6 (SocialNews.XYZ) Sri Lanka recorded its highest number of foreign tourist arrivals in 2025, with tourism earnings reaching new annual records despite disruptions caused by Cyclone Ditwah, said the country's foreign minister at a media briefing. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Employment and Tourism Vijitha Herath on Monday said Sri Lanka received more than 2.36 million foreign tourists during the year, the highest number rec…See the Story
