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Karachi airport to introduce strict entry rules for visitors

Karachi airport to introduce strict entry rules for visitors

Web Desk November 12, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

KARACHI: Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) is planning to introduce new strict entry rules and requirements for visitors to ensure fool proof security at Jinnah International Airport, Karachi.

The decision has been taken following a terrorist attack on Chinese nationals near Karachi airport.

In this regard, the citizens who come to Karachi Airport to pick up or drop off passengers must also carry a copy of the tickets now.

It has been made mandatory for the citizens visiting to Karachi Airport to show their tickets when checked by the security personnel.

Now 4 citizens along with one passenger will be able to enter the airport, citizens who do not have a copy of the ticket will not be allowed to enter the airport premises.

The Pakistan Airports Authority has taken measures for security, apart from this, the citizens coming  to pick up the passengers at the Karachi Airport will have to carry the CNIC along with the ticket.

Pakistan Airports Authority sources say that in view of the recent terrorist attack near Karachi Airport, new measures have been decided regarding the passengers, this measure has been taken keeping in mind the security.

[embedpost slug="bds-report-reveals-more-details-of-attack-on-chinese-nationals-in-karachi"]Sources confirm the news and further say that the Vigilance Department of Pakistan Airports Authority has prepared a plan, the implementation of the new decision will be started soon.

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