Ninoy Aquino Worldwide Airport Terminal 1 (PNA file picture by Cristina Arayata)
MANILA, Philippines – With the anticipated excessive quantity of passengers this vacation season, the Workplace for Transportation Safety (OTS) reminded the general public to be conscious of prohibited objects in airports.
“Let me additionally remind all passengers touring for the Christmas season to please test for the OTS record of prohibited objects, and pack your personal luggage so that you’d know what the contents are at para maiwasan na madala yung mga gamit na hindi dapat dalhin (and to keep away from carrying prohibited ones),” OTS Administrator Crizaldo Nieves stated in a Fb submit on Thursday.
Among the many prohibited objects are weapons, ammunition, sharp-pointed objects, chemical substances, and different poisonous substances.
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Additional, each inbound and outbound passengers are solely allowed to herald and overseas a most of US$10,000. For Philippine forex, individuals might usher in or out an quantity not exceeding P50,000.
Nieves is asking for the passengers’ cooperation and understanding of safety processes.
He additionally instructed nationwide auditors in civil aviation to conduct inspections and monitor the suitable implementation of stakeholders’ safety plans and applications.
OTS personnel had been requested to conduct menace and vulnerability assessments and make sure the 24/7 operation of the Transport Safety Operations Heart.
Nieves earlier stated 100 extra screening officers will man the Ninoy Aquino Worldwide Airport this month, to enhance the 1,032 OTS personnel manning the nation’s principal gateway as of Nov. 30. (PNA)
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