Warsaw’s Chopin Airport was partially evacuated on Friday morning due to the discovery of unattended luggage in the passenger terminal. The evacuation affected zones B and CDE, prompting security services to respond swiftly to the situation.
The airport announced the evacuation via social media, stating that the decision was made to ensure the safety of passengers and staff. Access routes to the affected areas were also cleared as a precautionary measure while security personnel conducted an investigation.
This incident comes amid heightened security protocols at airports worldwide, following various threats and security breaches in recent years. Authorities have not yet provided further details on the luggage or whether any potential threat was identified.
Travelers are advised to stay updated on the situation as operations at the airport may be temporarily disrupted. For related coverage on security measures, see our recent developments in public safety protocols.
