The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has issued directives to enhance security measures at airports across the country following a potential terror threat.
According to sources, the advisory is based on a specific intelligence input concerning the activities of a Pakistan-based terror group. While the details of the threat have not been disclosed, officials have confirmed that security protocols are being reinforced to ensure passenger safety and protect critical aviation infrastructure.
The heightened measures include increased screening of passengers and baggage, intensified patrolling in sensitive areas, and stricter access control to restricted zones within airports. Security agencies have also been instructed to remain on high alert and coordinate closely with intelligence and law enforcement bodies.
Authorities have urged travelers to cooperate with additional checks, noting that the enhanced vigilance is a precautionary step in response to credible threat information.
