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Tsunami advisory lifted for Japan's Okinawa islands: JMA

Tokyo, Apr 3 (UNI) Japan's weather agency on Wednesday lifted a tsunami advisory issued for islands of the southern Okinawa prefecture, with the prefecture's main Naha airport resuming operations.
Operations at the Naha airport were resumed after the tsunami advisory was lifted, its operator said. The airport is located on the coast of the main island of the prefecture.
Flights at the airport were suspended earlier following the issuance of a tsunami warning, which affected about 2,630 passengers in total.
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