Friday, July 15, 2011
U.S Warns of Terrorists plans to target Aviation
Airlines, Airports Security personnel,Stakeholders and passengers flying into or out the United States of America(USA) have been asked to be on high alert for terrorists who have indicated plans to target air transportation.
This warning was issued by the U.S Transportation Security Administration(TSA) in a statement just released.
According to the statement:,“TSA recently briefed air carriers and foreign partners to provide greater insights into recent intelligence indicating the continued interest of terrorists to target aviation".
"Due to the significant advances in global aviation security in recent years, terrorist groups have repeatedly and publicly indicated interest in pursuing ways to further conceal explosives."
As a precaution, passengers flying from international locations to U.S. destinations may notice additional security measures in place.
"These measures are designed to be unpredictable, so passengers should not expect to see the same activity at every international airport. Measures may include inter-action with passengers, in addition to the use of other screening methods such as pat-downs and the use of enhanced tools and technologies".
The statement further said,:"We will continue to monitor information pertaining to threats against the United States and its interests, and as always, encourage the public and our partners in law enforcement and the private sector to remain vigilant in promptly reporting any suspicious activities.”
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