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Dangerous-goods alarm triggers evacuation at Berlin Brandenburg Airport

A woman reportedly triggered a dangerous-goods alarm at Berlin Brandenburg Airport, prompting an evacuation.

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Airport operations and passenger travel were disrupted, even though no broader hazard is described.

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