Is Your Check-in Luggage in Airlines Safe? Watch This and Decide

Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh shared videos of crew members opening bags and sifting through stuff.
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A crew member opens bags and sifts through the stuff inside them.
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(Photo Courtesy: Twitter/ N Biren Singh)


A crew member opens bags and sifts through the stuff inside them.
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If you thought your check-in luggage was safe inside the aircraft, think again.

In a series of videos shared by Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Monday, one can see crew members opening bags and sifting through the stuff inside them, something that’s a major breach of trust.

While the videos in themselves don’t suggest where this happened, a New York Post article reported that this happened in Thailand, in the luggage compartment of a Jetstar flight.

Once the video started going viral online, the airline took cognizance of the matter and initiated an investigation into it.

The crew member was identified as 27-year-old Abdullah Hayee Mayeh, who was arrested from the Phuket International Airport.

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