[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]In an alarming turn of events, Jinnah International Airport’s sanitation has been called into question following repeated reports of rodents and a stray dog being discovered in various locations of the terminal, causing customers to get distressed.
A persistent rat was filmed easily reaching the lift and attempting to tamper with electrical cables in the lift area. The presence of such pests in vital areas of the airport poses serious safety and health issues for both passengers and airport personnel.
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A stray dog at the Jinnah Terminal Airport concourse area added to the commotion, causing travellers to worry. Witnesses have expressed concern about the airport administration’s apparent inability to adequately handle these issues.
The occurrences have highlighted the need for rapid action to improve airport sanitation and insect management. The safety and well-being of passengers should continue to be prioritised, forcing airport authorities to remedy the situation.
As travelers continue to rely on the airport for their journeys, authorities must prioritize adequate sanitation protocols and address the root cause of these incidents to ensure a safer and more pleasant experience for all passengers and airport personnel.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
