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High alert at RGIA
The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Shamshabad has been put on high-alert following inputs from the Central security agencies about possible terror attacks.
Hyderabad: The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Shamshabad has been put on high-alert following inputs from the Central security agencies about possible terror attacks.
The IB sounded the alert on Thursday and airport authorities have barred the entry of visitors and only passengers possessing boarding passes were allowed into the airport after a thorough check.
Security at the airport was also increased after it was declared as a high-sensitive zone by the agencies. Along with the central security forces, a large number of local police were also deployed as part of bandobust at the airport.
About three days ago, the Central agencies informed that about 10 militants had entered into the country and warned about the possibility of untoward incidents in the metropolitan and two-tier cities across the country, including cities in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
