Australian Federal Police (AFP) confirmed on Monday that a suspicious bag on an Emirates Airline flight from Dubai was the cause of an alert at the Perth domestic airport in Australia. An AFP spokesman said a suspect bag was identified within checked luggage at the Quantas terminal. The spokesman said “It wasn’t a complete evacuation but some areas did have to be cordoned off when the bag was first located,” The bag had arrived in Perth on an Emirates Airline flight from Dubai and would have been forwarded on a domestic flight to Sydney.
There were minor disruptions for passengers, as Australian police, fire, and emergency services arrived, removed the bag, and analyzed four bottles found within the bag. Five flights were delayed and some passengers complained they had to wait several hours for the luggage conveyor belts to restart. Testing of the liquid in the bottle showed that the contents were not explosive.
Address: located within Hasht Behisht complex. A small public park that is full of avid chess players, leisure walkers, and chatty locals on evenings, providing an ideal space for intermingling with the locals, or just watching casual life in Isfahan roll along. The park contains colorful verities of local flowering shrubs and soothing bodies of water, and is a very relaxing experience after a ...
The place near Tibidabo or Observatori Fabra is a popular place for biking or walking. ...
A tourist hotspot in Kuwait, the zoological garden cannot be missed, especially when traveling with children. This extensive and meticulously planned park underwent massive reconstruction and updating in its facilities and resources and was reopened to the public in 1993. It is home to over 65 different species of animals, 129 species of birds and five species of reptiles. Not only does it serve a...
See how Prague looked before the walls were pulled down and St Vitus Cathedral was completed take a look at this museum. The biggest attraction is a model of the city circa the 19th century city but there are other displays that show how Prague looked from prehistoric times to the 20th century. Address: Na porici 52 + 420 224 816 773 Opening Times: 9am – 6pm Tuesday to Sunday ...