By Web Desk 
In a move to enhance security and improve passenger experience, Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport is introducing stricter entry protocols for visitors. This change is part of broader efforts to streamline airport access and reduce congestion in key areas, particularly in response to recent overcrowding concerns and security risks. The new rules, which are expected to take effect immediately, will limit the number of non-travelers allowed within terminal areas, especially during peak hours.
Under the new guidelines, only passengers, authorized personnel, and limited visitors with special passes will be permitted to enter certain areas. Security personnel will enforce these restrictions at key entry points, aiming to reduce unnecessary foot traffic and facilitate faster processing times for travelers.
This move is anticipated to improve safety, alleviate crowding, and optimize space for travelers in high-density zones. Airport authorities are encouraging the public to adhere to the new regulations and to limit visitor access when accompanying passengers to avoid disruptions. This initiative aligns with broader airport modernization plans that focus on enhancing security protocols, ensuring a safer and more organized environment for passengers