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An Israeli man with a machine gun's magazine with unexploded bullets stopped at Rome-Fiumicino airport

Rome, Italy - It's the second terrorism alert in few hours in Rome

After the episode of the American man detained in the Rome-Fiumicino airport while trying to board on a plane direct to Washington, USA, with a knife in one of his shoes (see AVIONEWS), another terrorist alarm yesterday at the Rome's air-station. In the hand luggage of a Israeli man, R. A. E., who was to embark for Tel Aviv with his wife, the metal detector identified the presence of a metal object,...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1123214
Rome, Italy, 11/25/2010 18:01
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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