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Dangerous substances alert at Berlin-Brandenburg airport: Terminal 1 evacuated

Euronews Portugal4 September 2026 at 06:27

The Berlin-Brandenburg Airport issued a dangerous substances alert that led to the evacuation of Terminal 1. A woman reported to the authorities the presence of toxic substances in her luggage. Police detained the woman and proceeded with the evacuation of the terminal as a security measure. The incident caused disruptions to airport operations, but no further information was disclosed about the nature of the substances found.

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