Taiwan says flights through its airspace resuming after Chinese military drills
TAIWAN’S Transport ministry said flights through its airspace had gradually resumed on Sunday (Aug 7) about noon as most notifications for Chinese military drills near the island were “no longer in effect”.
The ministry said in a statement, however, that Taiwan would continue to direct flights and ships away from a Chinese military drill off its eastern coast until 10 am local time on Monday morning. REUTERS
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