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Their apprehension is not without basis. Most international flights arriving at the Laoag International Airport come from Hong Kong, China and Singapore, where SARS cases have been reported.


There are direct flights at least thrice a week to Laoag.


Although there has reportedly been a 50 percent drop in tourist arrivals, the number of visitors still averages 600 weekly.


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Laoag airport workers worried about SARS

By Teddy Molina | April 7, 2003 - 12:00am

LAOAG CITY — Airport personnel here and employees of offices in the airport premises are increasingly getting worried about the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) virus. Their apprehension is not without...

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