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A fire incident that occurred on Wednesday night disrupted flight operations at the Victoria Falls International Airport earlier today.
In a statement, the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) Director General, Elijah Chingosho, confirmed that the fire was caused by an electrical fault in the basement of the Air Traffic Control Tower at the airport. Said Chingosho:
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) wishes to apologise to all its valued customers for the flight operations disruption which occurred this morning due to a fire incident as a result of an electrical fault in the basement of the Air Traffic Control Tower at Victoria Falls International Airport.
The fire, which occurred on the evening of 10 July 2024, was contained without further incident or damage, and no one was injured.
The Authority would like to advise that the situation has normalised and that flight operations have since been restored as of 1018hrs this morning.
The delays and inconvenience to all valued operators, passengers and other stakeholders are sincerely and deeply regretted.
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A fire happened in the basement of an airport's tower, stopping flights. The fire was caused by an electrical problem. No one was injured, and the fire was quickly put out. Flights have now resumed. The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe apologized for the disruption. They are sorry for the delays and inconvenience caused to passengers and airlines. Everyone is safe, and the situation is back to normal.

Fire Incident Disrupts Flights At Victoria Falls International Airport

The Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) has tightened security at the Victoria Falls International Airport to ensure the safety of passengers and its staff.
This comes after Fastjet Airline on Friday, 01 March notified authorities of an email that it received from one John Doe claiming a credible bomb/firearm threat to Zimbabwean airports.
Following the warning, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s flight aborted its landing in Victoria Falls where he was scheduled to address a business conference.
A 26-year-old South African national, Cuan Reed Govender, was arrested and later fined US$300 after he was found in possession of some bullets at the Robert Mugabe International Airport on the day the email from John Doe referring to bombs was sent.
The following day (02 March), a 36-year-old Malaysian national, Lucy Kabethi Wanjiku was arrested at the Victoria Falls International Airport after she was found in possession of a live bullet.
In a statement to stakeholders, Victoria Falls Airport’s acting airport manager Vupenyu Shava, said:
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In response to a bomb and firearm threat that was received on 1 March 2024, the Airports Company of Zimbabwe Private Limited has deemed it necessary to take immediate action to ensure the safety and security of both passengers and airport personnel.
Consequently, the company has decided to implement heightened security measures to level three (3), which is significantly higher than the normal baseline level.
These additional measures have been put in place to mitigate any potential risks to create a secure environment within the airport premises.
</blockquote>
Only travelling passengers and airport staff are allowed into the terminal building and there will be strict access control at the Main Entrance, with all staff required to display passes at all times.
Shava said the front drop-off and pick-up zone of the International Terminal Building would also be temporarily sealed off.
He said there would be a secondary screening of passengers at the Boarding Gate, a physical search of all checked baggage and increased police presence in the Terminal Building.
Shava said no unaccompanied and mishandled baggage will be allowed while passenger luggage should be shrink-wrapped after physical searches have been carried out.
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Security Tightened At Victoria Falls Airport

Zimbabwe arrested three foreign nationals between September and November while trying to smuggle heroin to India with a combined street value running into millions of dollars.
The government has attributed the arrests to vigilance and increased surveillance by the country’s security agents.
Vitalis Kudrjasovs (27) who had a Latvian passport, was arrested on September 8 at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport in Harare following a tip-off.
He was in possession of heroin which he intended to smuggle to India, according to the <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/foreign-nationals-arrested-over-drugs/">Chronicle</a>. 
Security details observed him as he went through check-in, immigration and customs formalities and he was arrested as he was about to board an Ethiopian Airlines flight en route to India.
His luggage was put in a security scanner leading to the discovery of the suspicious package. A further search led to the recovery of heroin with a street value of ZW$ 6.96 million which was concealed in the lining of his bag.
Kudrjasovs has since appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court on charges of dealing in dangerous drugs and was remanded in custody until Thursday 17 November for trial.
In another case, Shaik Zeenat Khatoon Rafiq (43) of Mumbai in India was arrested on October 1 by detectives at the Victoria Falls Airport for attempting to smuggle heroin with a street value of US$500 000.
She intended to board an Ethiopian Airline to Addis Ababa en route to India. Rafiq was found with heroin stuffed in the lining of her travelling bag at the airport’s scanning point.
During the same month, Ronald Florentius Paes (66) was arrested at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport after he was found with heroin with a street value of  ZW $5.84 million which he intended to smuggle to India.
The police intercepted Paes after he had gone through all the check-in formalities. He was arrested when he was about to have his luggage loaded onto the plane.
The detectives took his bags to the scanners and it was discovered that they contained suspicious contents, which were tested and it was discovered that it was heroin. Paes had boarding passes to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia en route to India on Ethiopian Airlines.
It has been established that most drug traffickers come from West Africa, South America and the Middle East and use Zimbabwe as a transit route.
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Three Foreign Nationals Arrested While Attempting To Smuggle Heroin To India

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) on Sunday arrested a foreign national at Victoria Falls International Airport for possession of cocaine.
A police report seen by Pindula News says the foreign national, Onuoha Desmond Onyii (46), was found in possession of approximately 1kg of cocaine stashed in the linings of hats and jackets.
Police did not reveal the nationality of Onyii.
In a different case, ZRP Marimba has arrested a 27-year-old woman, Rachel Gomba, in connection with the murder of Paddy Mangisa Mlambo, her husband also urged 27.
It is alleged that Gomba stabbed Mlambo with a kitchen knife once on the thigh in Marimba, Harare, on the 24th of October 2022 at around 0600 hours. A police report seen by Pindula News read:
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The couple had a fight after the husband, who had been away for three days, failed to give a satisfactory answer.
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Meanwhile, ZRP Karoi is investigating a case of baby dumping which occurred at a dump site near Chiedza Primary school.
Police said a 2-day-old baby was found wrapped in a white towel at the dump site. 
The baby, a boy, has since been referred to Karoi Hospital for further management.
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Foreign National Arrested At Victoria Falls Airport Over Possession Of Cocaine

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has reported that it intercepted heroin at Victoria Falls International Airport that was set to be exported to India. A police statement seen by Pindula News noted that the police acted on a tip-off. Reads the statement:
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<h2>ARREST OF A SUSPECT FOR UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF HEROIN AT VICTORIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms the arrest of Shaik Zeenat Khatoon Rafiq (43), on 01St October 2022 at Victoria Falls International Airport for unlawful possession of 9.2kgs of heroin.
On 01st October 2022, detectives from CID Drugs and Narcotics, Victoria Falls received information that the suspect was in possession of Heroin which she intended to smuggle to India. The detectives reacted to the tip-off and tracked the suspect to Victoria Falls International Airport.
The suspect, who intended to board an Ethiopian Airline to Addis Ababa en-route to India, was found with 9,2kgs of Heroine stuffed in the lining of her travelling bag at the airport’s scanning point.
</blockquote>
In a related case, detectives from CID Drugs and Narcotics, Beitbridge reacted to a tip-off and arrested a cross-border transporter, Obvious Moyo (34) on the 1st of October 2022, in connection with unlawful possession of 50 X 100 mls of Benylin cough syrup. 
The cough syrup was found hidden underneath other luggage in a Toyota Hilux vehicle with foreign number plates. Investigations by the Police indicated that the suspect is being used by drug peddlers to transport contraband from South Africa into the country.
Meanwhile, on the same day, Police in Chipinge acted on a tip-off and arrested a self-proclaimed prophet, Paul Mashava (37) for unlawful possession of a python skin at his residence in Gaza.
Police recovered the python skin from the suspect’s bedroom, rolled in a plastic stashed in a tool’s box.
Police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi applauded the public for supplying useful information to the Police.
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