Gatwick Airport South Terminal Evacuated Due to Security Incident

Gatwick Airport's South Terminal was evacuated on November 22 due to an ongoing security incident, affecting thousands of passengers and causing significant travel disruptions. Both the airport and the adjacent railway station were evacuated, with trains unable to stop at the station until further notice. Officials emphasized that the safety and security of passengers and staff are their top priority, and investigations are underway to resolve the situation promptly. Reports indicate that a controlled explosion was carried out in relation to a suspicious package at the nearby US Embassy, further complicating the security response. Passengers have been advised to delay their travel plans and avoid the area until the situation is clarified. Updates on the incident are expected as authorities continue their investigation.