ハンブルク空港のターミナルで患者を搬送する救急隊員たち
ドイツ北部ハンブルク空港で2月12日、ターミナル内で成分不明の有害物質が発生し、これまでに50人以上が呼吸困難や目の痛みを訴え、病院に収容された。
AP通信によると、現場にいた消防士も退避し、空港は閉鎖された。空港の空調システムから何らかの有害物質が拡散したとみられる。
【UPDATE 2017/02/13 5:47】
ABCニュースによると、空港当局は声明で、警察と消防署は、当初の捜査から有害物質は唐辛子スプレーのようなものだったと発表した。当局がどのようにして有害物質が空港の空調システムに入りこんだのか特定を急いでいる。
「成分不明の有害物質」で多数負傷し、多くの人がハンブルク空港から避難した。
ハンブルク空港のすべての便が数時間運行を停止した。
成分不明の有害物質が発生して避難後、多くの人々が、氷点下の空港外に退避せざるを得ない状況になった
空港内に戻ったけど、安全が確認されて空港が開くまで全員外で待っている。
空港で長時間待たされなければいけないようだ。
成分不明の有害物質の影響で全員避難し、現在完全に閉鎖されている。
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GERMANY-AIRPORT-INCIDENT(01 of13)
Firefighters with multiple vehicles stand in front of Hamburg airport as passengers leave the terminal on February 12, 2017 in Hamburg, northern Germany, as German emergency services evacuated the airport after people reported an unusual smell as well as respiratory ailments and watering eyes.\n\'The airport has been completely closed\' since 1132 GMT, said Maik Lewerenz of the federal police office at the airport. / AFP / dpa / Axel Heimken / Germany OUT (Photo credit should read AXEL HEIMKEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AXEL HEIMKEN via Getty Images)
GERMANY-AIRPORT-INCIDENT(02 of13)
Firefighters take care of a person on a stretcher inside Hamburg airport on February 12, 2017 in Hamburg, northern Germany, as German emergency services evacuated the airport after people reported an unusual smell as well as respiratory ailments and watering eyes.\n\'The airport has been completely closed\' since 1132 GMT, said Maik Lewerenz of the federal police office at the airport. / AFP / dpa / Axel Heimken / Germany OUT (Photo credit should read AXEL HEIMKEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AXEL HEIMKEN via Getty Images)
GERMANY-AIRPORT-INCIDENT(03 of13)
Firefighters with multiple vehicles stand in front of Hamburg airport as passengers leave the terminal on February 12, 2017 in Hamburg, northern Germany, as German emergency services evacuated the airport after people reported an unusual smell as well as respiratory ailments and watering eyes.\n\'The airport has been completely closed\' since 1132 GMT, said Maik Lewerenz of the federal police office at the airport. / AFP / dpa / Axel Heimken / Germany OUT (Photo credit should read AXEL HEIMKEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AXEL HEIMKEN via Getty Images)
GERMANY-AIRPORT-INCIDENT(04 of13)
Firefighters with multiple vehicles stand in front of Hamburg airport as passengers leave the terminal on February 12, 2017 in Hamburg, northern Germany, as German emergency services evacuated the airport after people reported an unusual smell as well as respiratory ailments and watering eyes.\n\'The airport has been completely closed\' since 1132 GMT, said Maik Lewerenz of the federal police office at the airport. / AFP / dpa / Axel Heimken / Germany OUT (Photo credit should read AXEL HEIMKEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AXEL HEIMKEN via Getty Images)
GERMANY-AIRPORT-INCIDENT(05 of13)
Firefighters with multiple vehicles stand in front of Hamburg airport as passengers leave the terminal on February 12, 2017 in Hamburg, northern Germany, as German emergency services evacuated the airport after people reported an unusual smell as well as respiratory ailments and watering eyes.\n\'The airport has been completely closed\' since 1132 GMT, said Maik Lewerenz of the federal police office at the airport. / AFP / dpa / Axel Heimken / Germany OUT (Photo credit should read AXEL HEIMKEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AXEL HEIMKEN via Getty Images)
GERMANY-AIRPORT-INCIDENT(06 of13)
Firefighters with multiple vehicles stand in front of Hamburg airport as passengers leave the terminal on February 12, 2017 in Hamburg, northern Germany, as German emergency services evacuated the airport after people reported an unusual smell as well as respiratory ailments and watering eyes.\n\'The airport has been completely closed\' since 1132 GMT, said Maik Lewerenz of the federal police office at the airport. / AFP / dpa / Axel Heimken / Germany OUT (Photo credit should read AXEL HEIMKEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AXEL HEIMKEN via Getty Images)
GERMANY-SECURITY/AIRPORT(07 of13)
Passangers wait to re-enter the Helmut Schmidt airport in Hamburg, Germany February 12, 2017. The airport was closed after unknown substance was found during security check. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer (credit:Fabian Bimmer / Reuters)
GERMANY-SECURITY/AIRPORT(08 of13)
The passangers re-enter terminal building at the Helmut Schmidt airport in Hamburg, Germany February 12, 2017. The airport was closed after unknown substance was found during security check. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer (credit:Fabian Bimmer / Reuters)
GERMANY-SECURITY/AIRPORT(09 of13)
Firemen are seen outside the Helmut Schmidt airport in Hamburg, Germany February 12, 2017. The airport was closed after unknown substance was found during security check. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer (credit:Fabian Bimmer / Reuters)
GERMANY-SECURITY/AIRPORT(10 of13)
Passangers walk outside the Helmut Schmidt airport in Hamburg, Germany February 12, 2017. The airport was closed after unknown substance was found during security check. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer (credit:Fabian Bimmer / Reuters)
GERMANY-SECURITY/AIRPORT(11 of13)
Firemenare seen outside the Helmut Schmidt airport in Hamburg, Germany February 12, 2017. The airport was closed after unknown substance was found during security check. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer (credit:Fabian Bimmer / Reuters)
GERMANY-SECURITY/AIRPORT(12 of13)
Firemen and paramedics are seen outside the Helmut Schmidt airport in Hamburg, Germany February 12, 2017. The airport was closed after unknown substance was found during security check. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer (credit:Fabian Bimmer / Reuters)
GERMANY-AIRPORT/(13 of13)
Firemen and paramedics are seen outside the Helmut Schmidt airport in Hamburg, Germany February 12, 2017. The airport was closed after unknown substance was found during security check. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer (credit:Fabian Bimmer / Reuters)
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