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Roads leading to Princess Juliana International Airport Open

November 22, 2015

Roads leading to Princess Juliana International Airport Open
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 All Clear Given by Police. Airport Operations Normal

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GREAT BAY, Sint Maarten (DCOMM) – The Police Department has informed the Department of Communication (DCOMM) that the all clear has been given and road closures that were implemented in the vicinity of the Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM Airport) are now open.  The airport is functioning as normal.

DCOMM was informed by the Police that a bomb threat was received at 12.30PM.

According to the Police, the Emergency Dispatch received two phone calls about two explosive devices placed in the immediate vicinity of the airport.  The Police mobilized and searches were carried out. 

According to the Police, the Airport terminal was evacuated by airport security and searches were conducted by a Police search team.

Roads leading to Princess Juliana International Airport Open

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/roads-leading-to-princess-juliana-international-airport-open

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