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Centre Tweaks Covid Norms For International Flights, Pat-Down Search Back
The Airports Authority of India in its revised guidelines for international flights, which will resume from tomorrow, has said the requirement of airlines keeping three seats vacant for social distancing has now been scrapped.
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Ministry Relaxes Covid Rules For Air Travel. See What Changes
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has relaxed COVID-19-related regulations stating that cabin crew members need not wear PPE kit, and security personnel at airports can resume pat-down search of passengers.
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84 Airports To Install Body Scanners By March 2020, Says Centre
The Centre has directed 84 airports across the country to install body scanners by March 2020, replacing existing door frame metal detectors and hand-held scanners besides pat-down searches of passengers to detect metallic objects, according to an official document.
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Indian Airports To Transition From Pat-Downs To Full Body Scanners
Full body scanners that are used in the West for security checks at airports could soon be introduced in India as well.
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A Panty Liner Triggers A TSA Pat-Down Just One Step Removed From A Pap Smear
There's flying while Muslim. Flying while looking Muslim. Flying in leggings. Flying while 13 and forgetting to pull your laptop out. But did you know about flying with a panty liner?
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Watch: Video showing TSA pat-down of toddler in wheelchair
The video was posted by the child's father and has gathered more than 100,000 views already, according to different US news websites.
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Video showing TSA pat-down of toddler in wheelchair goes viral
A two-year-old video posted to YouTube on Saturday shows a young boy in a wheelchair being patted down by security officials at a US airport.
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95-year-old cancer patient put through intrusive pat-down
A 95-year-old cancer-stricken woman was forced to undergo 45 minutes of intrusive pat-down at a US airport, triggering an outrage on the treatment meted out to her.When Lena Reppert made it to the check-in line at the Northwest Florida Regional Airport on June 18, Transportation Security Association (TSA) agents singled her out because she was in a...
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Student strips at US airport to protest pat-downs
A 21-year-old man stripped down to his underwear and socks at an airport in Richmond, Virginia to protest the new security measures, including a pat down at American aerodromes, a media report said on Friday."Police responded to an incident outside of Security Checkpoint B when a man reportedly stripped down to his underwear and socks," CBS 6 news ...
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India summons US Deputy chief of mission over Meera Shankar issue
India has summoned the US deputy chief of mission Donald Lu over the pat down search of Indian diplomat Meera Shankar in Missisippi.The Ministry of External Affairs has conveyed its strong concerns over the incident.The summons come even after Hillary Clinton's assurance a couple of days ago that the US would look into the incident."We will be look...
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Will respond to Krishna, review policy: Hillary on envoy frisking
A day after India slammed the frisking of its envoy to the US, Meera Shankar, the Obama Administration has gone into major damage control. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said the government will review its policies and will respond to Foreign Minister SM Krishna. "We will be looking into it and not only responding to the Indian Foreign Mini...
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Centre Tweaks Covid Norms For International Flights, Pat-Down Search Back
The Airports Authority of India in its revised guidelines for international flights, which will resume from tomorrow, has said the requirement of airlines keeping three seats vacant for social distancing has now been scrapped.
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Ministry Relaxes Covid Rules For Air Travel. See What Changes
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has relaxed COVID-19-related regulations stating that cabin crew members need not wear PPE kit, and security personnel at airports can resume pat-down search of passengers.
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84 Airports To Install Body Scanners By March 2020, Says Centre
The Centre has directed 84 airports across the country to install body scanners by March 2020, replacing existing door frame metal detectors and hand-held scanners besides pat-down searches of passengers to detect metallic objects, according to an official document.
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Indian Airports To Transition From Pat-Downs To Full Body Scanners
Full body scanners that are used in the West for security checks at airports could soon be introduced in India as well.
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A Panty Liner Triggers A TSA Pat-Down Just One Step Removed From A Pap Smear
There's flying while Muslim. Flying while looking Muslim. Flying in leggings. Flying while 13 and forgetting to pull your laptop out. But did you know about flying with a panty liner?
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Watch: Video showing TSA pat-down of toddler in wheelchair
The video was posted by the child's father and has gathered more than 100,000 views already, according to different US news websites.
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Video showing TSA pat-down of toddler in wheelchair goes viral
A two-year-old video posted to YouTube on Saturday shows a young boy in a wheelchair being patted down by security officials at a US airport.
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95-year-old cancer patient put through intrusive pat-down
A 95-year-old cancer-stricken woman was forced to undergo 45 minutes of intrusive pat-down at a US airport, triggering an outrage on the treatment meted out to her.When Lena Reppert made it to the check-in line at the Northwest Florida Regional Airport on June 18, Transportation Security Association (TSA) agents singled her out because she was in a...
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Student strips at US airport to protest pat-downs
A 21-year-old man stripped down to his underwear and socks at an airport in Richmond, Virginia to protest the new security measures, including a pat down at American aerodromes, a media report said on Friday."Police responded to an incident outside of Security Checkpoint B when a man reportedly stripped down to his underwear and socks," CBS 6 news ...
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India summons US Deputy chief of mission over Meera Shankar issue
India has summoned the US deputy chief of mission Donald Lu over the pat down search of Indian diplomat Meera Shankar in Missisippi.The Ministry of External Affairs has conveyed its strong concerns over the incident.The summons come even after Hillary Clinton's assurance a couple of days ago that the US would look into the incident."We will be look...
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Will respond to Krishna, review policy: Hillary on envoy frisking
A day after India slammed the frisking of its envoy to the US, Meera Shankar, the Obama Administration has gone into major damage control. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said the government will review its policies and will respond to Foreign Minister SM Krishna. "We will be looking into it and not only responding to the Indian Foreign Mini...
