PARIS, Aug 5 (AFP) - A terminal at Paris` Charles de Gaulle airport which was closed in May when part of the roof collapsed, killing four people, is to partially reopen later this month, officials announced on Thursday.
A safety commission unanimously approved the partial reopening of Terminal 2E, regional government official Jacques Lebrot told reporters.
The Paris Airport Authority (ADP) said two central sections of the terminal would reopen in the second half of August.
"This initial step will enable us to receive about 10 flights daily," ADP said in a statement.
Part of the terminal`s roof caved in on May 23, killing four people and injuring three others. The accident has cut the airport`s capacity by 15 percent, forced airlines to use other terminals and caused many flight delays.