Palma Airport on the Spanish island of Majorca faced severe flooding after a storm dropped over 50 liters of rain per square meter. The storm caused chaos as rain leaked through the ceiling and windows, halting flights and stranding passengers. An emergency plan was enacted, redirecting flights to other airports temporarily. Today, an airport spokesperson confirmed that operations have resumed, and redirected flights are returning to Palma. Last year, Palma Airport served 31 million passengers.
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Download File: https://iha.news/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/iha-2024-06-12_12-46-50_727225.mp4?_=1Germany, France, and Jordan jointly delivered 24 tons of food and medical aid to Gaza, where a hunger crisis is worsening under Israel’s blockade. German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said the air aid would only meet a fraction of the needs and urged Israel to allow broader humanitarian access. French President Macron also stressed that aid must flow freely, stating, “This is not enough; Israel must ensure full access.”
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