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JFK terminal evacuated after report of shots fired

Washington D.C., Aug 15 (ANI): Terminal eight at the John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York was evacuated by the Police following reports of shots fired in the departures area.

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JFK terminal evacuated after report of shots fired
Washington D.C., Aug 15 (ANI): Terminal eight at the John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York was evacuated by the Police following reports of shots fired in the departures area. According to CNN, there are currently no injuries, no arrests and no confirmation of shots fired. However, Port Authority police are evacuating the terminal at this time to be cautious. Video and photos from the scene showed hundreds of stranded passengers waiting outside the terminal. (ANI)

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