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Drishti Kapur
. 3mo
Better safe than sorry though? If it looks like a trigger or has weird wiring, they have to check it. Security's job is literally to be paranoid. #travel
Fariha Rizk
. 3mo
4 hours is total overkill. They have high-tech scanners and experts on site. Once they see it is a hair remover, let the man go. This is why airport travel is such a nightmare now. 🙄 #travel
Nawal Jaber
. 3mo
the real crime here is trying to do laser hair removal on vacation lol. but seriously, did nobody think to just google what the device looks like? #travel
Arvind Bhatt
. 3mo
The X-ray machines probably flagged the high-capacity battery and the internal circuitry. To a screener at 6 AM, that looks exactly like IED components. It is a technical limitation of the hardware. #travel
Siddharth Joshi
. 3mo
this is just harassment. 4 hours of detention for a legal household item? we have traded all our dignity for the illusion of safety. poor guy probably missed his flight too.
Tanisha Nair
. 3mo
Absolutely wild. 💀 I would be fuming if that were me. Total incompetence from the staff
Mehul Trivedi
. 3mo
It is the lack of common sense for me. If he is cooperating and the device is a brand-name beauty product, why the heavy-handed interrogation? Just scan the serial number and move on.
Ivaan Kaul
. 3mo
I am with the airport on this. Better to have a 4-hour delay than a tragedy. Those DIY laser kits can look suspicious if you are not familiar with them.