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segunda-feira, 4 de Janeiro de 2010 9:32

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The new security directives came into effect on Monday. But the BBC's Jane O'Brien in Washington says it is unclear whether a pat-down could have found the device investigators say the alleged would-be bomber, 23-year-old Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, had in his underwear. The Transportation Security Administration said in a statement the new rules apply to flyers coming from or via countries on the US state department's sponsors of terrorism list - Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syria. Random checks The other nations whose passengers face enhanced screening include Afghanistan, Algeria, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia and Yemen.

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segunda-feira, 4 de Janeiro de 2010 9:29

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The US has introduced tougher screening rules for passengers arriving by air from 14 nations which the authorities deem to be a security risk. Travellers from Nigeria, Pakistan, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Yemen and Cuba will be among those facing body pat-down searches and carry-on baggage checks. It follows an alleged attempt to blow up a plane on Christmas Day. US President Barack Obama has been under pressure to make visible security improvements. He promised to act quickly to fix flaws in the security system, in the wake of the alleged bomb plot.

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