BREAKING: Hundreds of angry commuters clash with police over Denmark-Sweden border control (VIDEO) - Swedish airport evacuated after ‘suspect powder’ triggers bomb threat (coming false flag attack?)
Some 300 protesters have scuffled with police at Copenhagen Airport railway station. They were rallying against ID checks between Denmark and Sweden introduced about a week ago.
Trends EU refugee & migrant influx The demonstrators came from both countries.
They were protesting against the border checks, which could increase
the commute time from Copenhagen to Malmo from 40 minutes to just over
an hour. Some 20,000 commuters travel from Denmark to Sweden every day.
Skavsta Airport in the Swedish city of Nykoping was evacuated on
Sunday morning, after a bag was found containing a suspicious powder,
which could be explosives.
“The passenger who
owns the bag is cooperating with the police. There are no known threats
to the airport and we have no reason not to trust the person in
question,” police officer Roland Lindkvist said, as cited by the Aftonbladet tabloid. The newspaper says the owner of the luggage is an elderly woman. Bomb
squad experts have arrived at the airport in Nykoping, located around
100 kilometers southwest of the capital Stockholm, and are
investigating. The departure hall has been cordoned off to the public,
but inbound flights are being allowed to land. The air hub, also
known as Stockholm Skavsta Airport, serves around 2.5 million passengers
a year and is mainly used by low cost airlines.
Skavsta Airport in the Swedish city of Nykoping was evacuated on
Sunday morning, after a bag was found containing a suspicious powder,
which could be explosives.
