Sri Lanka, Sept. 10 -- After a 24-hour closure, Kathmandu"s Tribhuvan International Airport has reopened for all civilian flights, according to a statement from the Nepal Civil Aviation Authority on Wednesday.

The airport had been shut down due to "adverse circumstances." The decision to resume flights was made during a meeting of the Tribhuvan International Airport Security Committee.

The statement also advised passengers to contact their airlines for flight details and to carry their official tickets and identification when travelling to the airport.

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