Items banned aboard planes in Britain
By The Associated Press Thu Aug 10, 10:18 AM ET
Security measures in place Thursday at British airports in response to thwarted terror plot:
Prohibited items in airline cabins:
• All liquids, except medicine and baby formula verified as authentic.
• Food bought at airport.
• Handbags.
• All electrical and battery-powered items, including laptop computers, mobile phones and iPods.
• Electric key fobs.
• Wheelchairs, except those provided by airport.
Items permitted in cabin, carried in clear plastic bag:
• Pocket-size wallets and purses containing money, ID and credit cards.
• Passports and tickets.
• Prescription medicine and medical items.
• Glasses and sunglasses, but not cases.
• Contact lens holders, but not lens solution.
• Baby formula and milk, but contents of each bottle must be tasted by passenger.
• Diapers, wipes, creams for infants.
• Tampons, sanitary napkins and tissues, but not boxes.
• Keys.
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What's gonna be the next step of the world? Should we need to chemichaly control this wackos á la Aldous Huxley so the civilized ones can live peacefully?
Thruthfully thanks to MI5 and CIA to undercover this plot.
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