KARACHI: An international airline on Friday refused a woman passenger to board a Norway-bound flight from Jinnah International Airport, Karachi, citing her mental health condition, ARY NEWS reported.
According to sources, the airline officials refused to issue a boarding pass to a woman identified as Rabeah Iqbal, who had to travel via an international airline to Norway making a stopover at Doha.
The airline administration claimed that the woman was suffering from mental disorder and asked her to submit a medical certificate.
The woman created ruckus at the Karachi airport after she was denied travelling on the Norway-bound flight.
On January 15, the Airport Security Force (ASF) seized bullets from the baggage of a woman at the Islamabad International Airport.
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Seven bullets were seized from the luggage of Miraj Bibi, a resident of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Mohmand agency, according to officials.
She, however, was allowed to board a Kuwait-bound flight (KU-206) after she told the officials that the bullets were mistakenly placed in her luggage.
