Visitors accompanying passengers at Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport will now be required to carry a copy of the airline ticket, according to reliable sources. This new protocol follows a terrorist attack on Chinese nationals near the airport, which was reportedly orchestrated from within the airport premises. As part of the updated security measures, individuals coming to see off or receive travelers must present a copy of the airline ticket if requested by security personnel. Each passenger is allowed a maximum of four companions, but individuals without a ticket copy will be denied entry to the airport. Furthermore, those picking up passengers will also need to carry their (CNICs) for identification purposes, in addition to the ticket. The implementation of these new security protocols is expected to begin shortly, as confirmed by sources within the airport authority.
