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Chisinau Airport faces its second bomb alert in two days
Moldova’s Border Police announced the evacuation of passengers and staff from Eugen Doga International Airport in Chisinau following a bomb alert on October 3. Five unmanned aerial vehicles were detected in Moldova’s airspace that same morning.
A bomb alert at Eugen Doga International Airport in Chisinau on October 3 led to the evacuation of passengers and staff. Moldova’s Border Police announced that flight check-in procedures had been temporarily suspended following the alert.
Specialist teams from Moldova’s Ministry of Internal Affairs were dispatched to the airport, and flight schedules could change. The Border Police called on passengers travelling on October 3 to check their flight status on the airport’s online information screen and remain calm.
Bomb alerts on consecutive days
Chisinau Airport also received a bomb alert on October 2. Passengers and staff were evacuated, while flight check-in procedures and access to the terminal were temporarily suspended.
Five UAVs detected in Moldova’s airspace
Moldovan authorities said that five unmanned aerial vehicles were detected in the country’s airspace between 7:45 and 8:00 a.m. local time on October 3.
Moldova’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the violation of its airspace and said the incident occurred during Russia’s intensified attacks on Ukraine.
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