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Phuket airport temporarily shuts runway after navy plane malfunction, dozens of flights affected

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Dozens of flights were affected on Wednesday (Oct 8) after an emergency landing by a Thai navy plane prompted Phuket International Airport to close its sole runway for several hours.The aircraft encountered issues with its wheel upon landing at about 11.20am local time, the airport said in a Facebook post, ad See the Story

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Thai Court Jails ‘Red Shirts’ Leaders over 2010 Unrest

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