THE United Nations has issued an advisory to all its personnel to be more cautious when transiting the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in connection to the alleged ‘bullet planting’ at the airport.
The advisory:
“Officials at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) are allegedly slipping bullets into passengers’ bags and then trying to extort money from them when bullets are ‘found’ by security. Surveillance at the airport has been stepped up since the complaints began and an investigation has been launched into the personnel accused of involvement. Staff members are advised to keep your luggage with you, lock your luggage, and consider wrapping your luggage in plastic as an extra security measure”.
Malacañang said the memorandum was an “unfortunate development”.
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