Security has been tightened at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport as thousands of stranded passengers continue to mill around the airport waiting for their flights to resume. Read more:
SECURITY has been tightened at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport as thousands of stranded passengers continue to mill around the airport waiting for their flights to resume.PBGen. Anthony Aberin, chief of the Aviation Security Unit, said tapped to maintain peace and order in all four terminals of NAIA were personnel from Special Operations Unit , Aviation Security Canine Unit and the Southern Police District .
'We have augmented our deployment at the NAIA, and we have regular coordination with Manila International Airport Authority to maintain order at the airport and to ensure the safety of the affected passengers,' Aberin said in a statement late Monday.'I am also thankful to our CPNP PGen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr.
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