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Flights Grounded at Major US Airports Due to Cable Cut Incident
Flights were grounded at major US airports after construction workers accidentally cut a backup cable. This incident disrupted air travel, affecting thousands of passengers. Authorities are investigating the situation to prevent future occurrences. Airlines are working to rebook affected travelers as operations slowly resume.
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