Haj aspirant sneaks in, 2nd breach at IGI in a day

New Delhi: A 65-year-old man scaled one of the gates at IGI airport and entered the premises on Saturday night, apparently in a bid to make it to Haj — the second such security worry in just 18 hours and the third so far this year.
CISF personnel nabbed Fazl Mohammad the moment he jumped off the gate, into the restricted zone. The breach came just hours after a 28-year-old man was arrested as he sneaked into the apron area and tried to board a flight to Dubai.
The CISF ordered a high-level inquiry into the security arrangements at the airport. Additional DG (CISF) and senior officials of the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security visited the airport on Sunday morning to assess the situation. Officials revealed that the matter had been taken up very seriously and action would be taken to fix any loopholes in the security apparatus and against any personnel at fault within 48 hours.
29/03/10 Times of India

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Categories: Airports Mar 2010, Safety Mar 2010