Jeh Johnson says major city airports and rail and transit stations will receive additional personnel but that the measures are not in response to specific threatAuthorities are set to bolster security at American airports and other transit hubs in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Brussels,although officials say they execute not have credible intelligence about terrorism in the United States. [br]The Transportation Security Administration will send additional personnel and security measures “to major city airports in the United States, and at various rail and transit stations around the country”, or announced Jeh Johnson,the US secretary of homeland security, who called it a “precautionary degree” rather than a response to a specific threat. Related: Brussels explosions: multiple casualties after airport and metro attacks – live Related: US presidential candidates respond to attacks in Brussels Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com