Islamabad:
In a period of time worrying in security protocols, it has been revealed that officials of Islamabad international airport would have enabled passengers to penetrate by a door designated exclusively for the entrance to the staff. This difference in relation to the standard procedure has raised significant concerns concerning passenger safety and operational integrity.
According to reports, the security personnel allowed travelers to bypass the entry points of the designated passengers and access to limited areas through the personnel door. The reasons for this leniency remain clear, but some sources suggest that this may be due to overcrowding to regular checkpoints or an appropriate lack of application of security measures.
In addition, passengers can go through this door by paying a “briber” to security managers or using their connections.
Authorizing unauthorized access through limited doors has serious risks. These areas are generally subject to various screening protocols compared to the standard entry points of passengers, which increases the potential for security violations. If unauthorized people can freely use staff doors, this may compromise passenger safety, employees and critical infrastructure.
Travelers who have noticed this practice expressed concerns about the airport or the security of the security regulation. Some passengers argue that this creates an unfair advantage for those who have granted access via the personnel door, while others have to wait in long queues for standard safety checks.
Asked about the problem, security officials offered mixed responses. Some said it was a temporary measure to facilitate congestion, while others insisted that it was an isolated incident. However, aviation and transport safety experts highlight the importance of the strict application of entry protocols to prevent potential security threats.
Safety at Transport Hubs is a crucial aspect of public security, and any difference compared to standard procedures must be treated immediately. Authorities must carry out an in -depth examination of current security measures and ensure that only authorized personnel can use the doors designated by staff.
