Terminal at London's Heathrow Airport reopens after possible hazardous substance investigation
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Heathrow Airport's Terminal 4 has reopened after police found no hazardous substance that forced a partial evacuation. Authorities said about 20 people were treated but not seriously injured. The terminal was evacuated and closed for about three hours as a precaution.
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Heathrow Airport's Terminal 4 has reopened after police found no hazardous substance that forced a partial evacuation. Authorities said about 20 people were treated but not seriously injured. The terminal was evacuated and closed for about three hours as a precaution.
By Lauren Kent, CNN London (CNN) — A check-in area at London’s Heathrow airport was briefly evacuated on Monday due to a possible hazardous substance incident, but police later said no harmful substances were found at the scene. “Service and conducted a thorough search of the area.
London’s Heathrow airport has evacuated the check-in area of one of its terminals due to a possible hazardous substance incident, a Heathrow spokesperson told CNN on Monday evening.