Smelling at mumbai airport, made problems, four passengers arrested

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) created a strange situation when some passengers were stirred due to the sharp and unbearable smell of some passengers. The case deteriorated so much that four passengers were arrested by police. Other passengers and staff present at the airport have complained that people get uncomfortable because of bad smell of their bodies and have trouble breathing. According to the information received, these four passengers completed their journey from abroad and reached the airport in Mumbai. As soon as they went on to the exit of the terminal, security agencies and airport staff stopped them and local police were notified after the interrogation. After this, the four passengers were detained and sent for search and medical examination. If it is believed that there are sources, the passengers had a strong smell of the presence of the goods, which feared that they had traveled with an illegal or forbidden substance. Although there was no such fixed prohibited substance in the initial investigation, the police began investigating the case and all the passengers were questioned. A security officer said on condition of anonymity: “The smell was so intense that many other passengers complained in the terminal. Some people also became dizzy. We had to act immediately from the safety point of view.” It is said that the four passengers were probably on the journey for a long time and because they did not care for personal hygiene, their bodies and clothing spread intense odor. However, police are also investigating whether these passengers came into contact with any chemical or biological element, creating such a situation. At present, the four passengers were held in custody after medical examination. If no concrete evidence is found against them, they can be released by warning. The incident also asks serious questions about safety and hygiene at the airport. Officials say that measures such as thermal scanning as well as odor identity techniques in the future may be considered to deal with such incidents. The management of the Mumbai airport has not yet made an official statement about the incident, but the situation will soon be clarified based on the report of the investigative agencies. Share this story -tags